EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency
The World Bank (WB) has for many years been financing and conducting work to increase access to modern energy services among energy poor communities, and its efforts vary greatly from project to project, based largely on client-country context, requests, and needs. In mid-2014, CLASP evaluated...
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okr-10986-223872021-04-23T14:04:08Z EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency CLASP ELECTRIC SERVICES ENERGY SUPPLIES UTILIZATION OF ENERGY POWER PLANTS ENERGY MARKETS FOSSIL FUELS ESP KILOWATT-HOUR SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS ENERGY SYSTEM ELECTRIC GENERATING CAPACITY ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GENERATION COST OF ELECTRICITY WIND CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS BATTERIES FLUORESCENT LAMP ENERGY OUTCOMES INCENTIVES ENERGY GENERATION ENERGY AUDITS PRICE PEAK DEMAND WIND TURBINE VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY GRID TECHNOLOGIES SOLAR PANEL GENERATION CAPACITY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS GRID EXTENSION ENERGY CRISIS POWER GENERATION GRID SERVICES EFFICIENT LIGHTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR PANELS POWER SECTOR CO2 EMISSIONS ENERGY SUPPLY FUEL USE SOLAR HOME SYSTEM ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS WATER GRID SOLUTIONS ENERGY SERVICES GRID CONNECTION ENERGY SECTOR GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS TURBINE POWER REQUIREMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY ELECTRIC GRID PEAK LOAD LEAD GRID CONNECTIONS CLIMATE CHANGE DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY DEMAND MINES RESOURCES PEAK ELECTRICITY DEMAND UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY POWER ELECTRICITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENERGY SERVICE FOSSIL FUEL USE SUPPLY COSTS HYDROPOWER ELECTRICITY GENERATION GRID ACCESS POWER LINES FOSSIL FUEL CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION GRID SUPPLY COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS ENERGY USE GENERATING CAPACITY GRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLAR POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY LOSSES HYDROELECTRIC POWER INVESTMENT COSTS OF ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GRID SYSTEMS TARIFF TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE FUEL GENERATOR GRID AVAILABILITY FACILITIES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRIC GRIDS INVESTMENTS DEMAND MANAGEMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RELIABILITY OF SUPPLY ENERGY ACCESS DIESEL KEROSENE PIPELINE ENERGY USAGE RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY COSTS APPLIANCE EFFICIENCY FOSSIL PRICES APPROACH GRID ELECTRICITY POWER PLANT BENEFITS MODERN FUELS ENERGY PEAK LOADS The World Bank (WB) has for many years been financing and conducting work to increase access to modern energy services among energy poor communities, and its efforts vary greatly from project to project, based largely on client-country context, requests, and needs. In mid-2014, CLASP evaluated a selection of recent WB EA projects to identify opportunities to expand and more effectively integrate and operationalize EE, a process and set of principles we refer to as EA+EE. 2015-08-13T17:00:58Z 2015-08-13T17:00:58Z 2015-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24819836/eeea-enhancing-world-bank’s-energy-access-investments-through-energy-efficiency http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22387 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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ELECTRIC SERVICES ENERGY SUPPLIES UTILIZATION OF ENERGY POWER PLANTS ENERGY MARKETS FOSSIL FUELS ESP KILOWATT-HOUR SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS ENERGY SYSTEM ELECTRIC GENERATING CAPACITY ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GENERATION COST OF ELECTRICITY WIND CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS BATTERIES FLUORESCENT LAMP ENERGY OUTCOMES INCENTIVES ENERGY GENERATION ENERGY AUDITS PRICE PEAK DEMAND WIND TURBINE VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY GRID TECHNOLOGIES SOLAR PANEL GENERATION CAPACITY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS GRID EXTENSION ENERGY CRISIS POWER GENERATION GRID SERVICES EFFICIENT LIGHTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR PANELS POWER SECTOR CO2 EMISSIONS ENERGY SUPPLY FUEL USE SOLAR HOME SYSTEM ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS WATER GRID SOLUTIONS ENERGY SERVICES GRID CONNECTION ENERGY SECTOR GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS TURBINE POWER REQUIREMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY ELECTRIC GRID PEAK LOAD LEAD GRID CONNECTIONS CLIMATE CHANGE DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY DEMAND MINES RESOURCES PEAK ELECTRICITY DEMAND UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY POWER ELECTRICITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENERGY SERVICE FOSSIL FUEL USE SUPPLY COSTS HYDROPOWER ELECTRICITY GENERATION GRID ACCESS POWER LINES FOSSIL FUEL CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION GRID SUPPLY COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS ENERGY USE GENERATING CAPACITY GRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLAR POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY LOSSES HYDROELECTRIC POWER INVESTMENT COSTS OF ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GRID SYSTEMS TARIFF TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE FUEL GENERATOR GRID AVAILABILITY FACILITIES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRIC GRIDS INVESTMENTS DEMAND MANAGEMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RELIABILITY OF SUPPLY ENERGY ACCESS DIESEL KEROSENE PIPELINE ENERGY USAGE RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY COSTS APPLIANCE EFFICIENCY FOSSIL PRICES APPROACH GRID ELECTRICITY POWER PLANT BENEFITS MODERN FUELS ENERGY PEAK LOADS |
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ELECTRIC SERVICES ENERGY SUPPLIES UTILIZATION OF ENERGY POWER PLANTS ENERGY MARKETS FOSSIL FUELS ESP KILOWATT-HOUR SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS ENERGY SYSTEM ELECTRIC GENERATING CAPACITY ACTIVITIES ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GENERATION COST OF ELECTRICITY WIND CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS BATTERIES FLUORESCENT LAMP ENERGY OUTCOMES INCENTIVES ENERGY GENERATION ENERGY AUDITS PRICE PEAK DEMAND WIND TURBINE VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY GRID TECHNOLOGIES SOLAR PANEL GENERATION CAPACITY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS GRID EXTENSION ENERGY CRISIS POWER GENERATION GRID SERVICES EFFICIENT LIGHTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR PANELS POWER SECTOR CO2 EMISSIONS ENERGY SUPPLY FUEL USE SOLAR HOME SYSTEM ELECTRIFICATION OPTIONS WATER GRID SOLUTIONS ENERGY SERVICES GRID CONNECTION ENERGY SECTOR GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FUELS TURBINE POWER REQUIREMENTS ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY ELECTRIC GRID PEAK LOAD LEAD GRID CONNECTIONS CLIMATE CHANGE DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY DEMAND MINES RESOURCES PEAK ELECTRICITY DEMAND UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY POWER ELECTRICITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENERGY SERVICE FOSSIL FUEL USE SUPPLY COSTS HYDROPOWER ELECTRICITY GENERATION GRID ACCESS POWER LINES FOSSIL FUEL CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION GRID SUPPLY COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS ENERGY USE GENERATING CAPACITY GRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SOLAR POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY LOSSES HYDROELECTRIC POWER INVESTMENT COSTS OF ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GRID SYSTEMS TARIFF TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE FUEL GENERATOR GRID AVAILABILITY FACILITIES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRIC GRIDS INVESTMENTS DEMAND MANAGEMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RELIABILITY OF SUPPLY ENERGY ACCESS DIESEL KEROSENE PIPELINE ENERGY USAGE RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS ENERGY COSTS APPLIANCE EFFICIENCY FOSSIL PRICES APPROACH GRID ELECTRICITY POWER PLANT BENEFITS MODERN FUELS ENERGY PEAK LOADS CLASP EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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The World Bank (WB) has for many years
been financing and conducting work to increase
access to modern energy services
among energy poor communities, and its
efforts vary greatly from project to project,
based largely on client-country context, requests,
and needs. In mid-2014, CLASP evaluated
a selection of recent WB EA projects
to identify opportunities to expand and more
effectively integrate and operationalize EE,
a process and set of principles we refer to as
EA+EE. |
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Working Paper |
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CLASP |
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EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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EE+EA : Enhancing the World Bank’s Energy Access Investments through Energy Efficiency |
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ee+ea : enhancing the world bank’s energy access investments through energy efficiency |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24819836/eeea-enhancing-world-bank’s-energy-access-investments-through-energy-efficiency http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22387 |
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