As the primary operating entity of the UNFCCC financial mechanism, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) is the largest dedicated fund to support the achievement of the Paris Agreement, including the goal to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5 degrees Celsius and the implementation of developing countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). This paper presents the... continue reading »
Industrial Energy Efficiency in Asia: A Background Paper
Combined Heat and Power for Industrial Revitalization
This paper highlights the advantages of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) in improving industrial competitiveness and environmental quality. It examines current and potential levels of CHP deployment in the industrial sector along with key economic and policy drivers, discusses barriers to greater CHP penetration, and identifies a number of policy actions that can mitigate these barriers. In... continue reading »
Pakistan: Energy Efficient Lighting in Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Outdoors Sectors
This executive summary outlines the potential Energy Efficient Lighting NAMA in Pakistan. It was presented at the Global NAMA Financing Summit in May 2013.
Pakistan: Energy Efficiency Lighting in Residential, Commercial, Industrial & Outdoor sectors
A U.S. Carbon Tax?: The Potential Role of a Carbon Tax in US Fiscal Reform
Financial Incentives for Combined Heat and Power in California
Massachusetts Policies for Combined Heat & Power (CHP): Alternative Portfolio Standard and the Energy Efficiency Rebates
Maine’s CHP Interconnection Standards: Lessons and Best Practices
Colombia’s National Climate Change Process
INDONESIA’S POWER SECTOR: MITIGATION POTENTIAL FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SECTORS
Mitigation Actions in Industry and the Waste Sector Presentation for the MAIN Regional Dialogue in Costa Rica
Overview: Survey of energy-sector mitigation programs in Asia
Success Stories in Industrial Energy Efficiency
U.S. Climate Policy Initiative
Moving a National Climate Policy Forward Since 2006, the U.S. Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) has brought together stakeholders to develop and test ideas for an effective and cost-effective national climate policy. CCAP convenes multi-stakeholder dialogue meetings to present critical climate policy issues and facilitate off-the-record discussions among members, experts, and invited government officials. Through its dialogue... continue reading »
