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Why Energy Efficiency Matters and How to Scale It Up

Energy efficiency is among the cheapest and cleanest energy resources available. The World Bank, together with its development partners and client governments, is making a commitment to ensure that energy efficiency becomes the “first fuel” of ener...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Singh, Jas
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
NUCLEAR POWER CAPACITY
INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
JOBS
EMPLOYMENT
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS
PUBLIC UTILITIES
POWER PLANTS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
OIL EQUIVALENT
FOSSIL FUELS
INCOME
ENERGY PRICING
ANNUAL GROWTH RATE
ACTIVITIES
ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY
GENERATION
CLEAN ENERGY
TRADITIONAL BIOMASS
EMISSIONS
REVENUES
PORTFOLIO
INVESTMENTS IN ENERGY
INCENTIVES
ENERGY SUBSIDIES
GAS
MODELS
PEAK DEMAND
DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY
EMISSION REDUCTIONS
ENERGY CONSUMERS
COAL OIL
COAL POWER PLANTS
DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY
BIOMASS
PETROLEUM
ENERGY POLICIES
EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS
GRID EXTENSION
OIL
POWER GENERATION
ENERGY MIX
GLOBAL ENERGY DEMAND
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
FOREST RESIDUES
ENERGY SUPPLY
ENERGY INTENSITY
TOTAL CONSUMPTION
ELECTRIFICATION
OPTIONS
WATER
SOLID FUELS
ENERGY RESOURCES
PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION
RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS
MARKETS
POLLUTION
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
IMPORTS
TAX REVENUES
APPLIANCE STANDARDS
PELLETS
ENERGY POLICY
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUELS
DEMAND-SIDE MANAGEMENT
FINANCE
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
LAND USE
ENERGY SAVINGS
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
EMISSION
CONSUMPTION
ENERGY SECURITY
HEAT
POLICIES
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS
CLIMATE CHANGE
SOURCE OF ENERGY
MARKET FAILURES
UTILITIES
DEMAND FOR ENERGY
ENERGY NEEDS
FLUORESCENT LAMPS
VALUE
POWER
POLICY MAKERS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES
ELECTRICITY
CLIMATE
DEMAND
HYDROPOWER
PETROLEUM GAS
ENERGY BILLS
ENERGY USE
TRANSACTION COSTS
MARKET
ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
INVESTMENTS IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
POLICY
PRIMARY ENERGY
PILOT PROJECTS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY DEMAND
ENERGY OUTLOOK
ENERGY LOSSES
COMBUSTION
INVESTMENT
GASEOUS FUELS
POWER CAPACITY
NUCLEAR POWER
COAL
TARIFF
PEAK TIMES
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
ALLOCATION
SUPPLY
FUEL
FACILITIES
BOTTOM LINE
INVESTMENTS
METHANE
BRIQUETTES
EFFICIENCY POTENTIAL
ENERGY INDUSTRIES
RENEWABLE ENERGY
PIPELINE
HEAT GENERATION
ENERGY COSTS
FOSSIL
PRICES
APPROACH
BENEFITS
ENERGY
PEAK LOADS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25772409/energy-efficiency-matters-scale-up
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23636

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25772409/energy-efficiency-matters-scale-up
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23636

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