Designing Effective National Programs to Improve Industrial Energy Efficiency

Designing Effective National Programs to Improve Industrial Energy Efficiency

This guidance note, about Industrial energy efficiency is closely linked to the economic competitiveness of countries with significant manufacturing bases and to the energy security of countries that rely heavily on imported energy. For individual...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Liu, Feng, Tromop, Robert
Format: Brief
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
WASTE
EMPLOYMENT
ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS
ENERGY INTENSIVE
BASES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ALKALI
OIL EQUIVALENT
CARBON DIOXIDE
ENERGY REDUCTION
ALUMINUM
CARBON
BARRIERS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY
EMISSIONS
PORTFOLIO
INVESTMENTS IN ENERGY
INCENTIVES
ELECTRIC MOTORS
ENERGY AUDITS
PRICE
PEAK DEMAND
INVESTMENT IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
AIR
MARKET BARRIERS
BOILERS
CO2
EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS
IRON
OIL
EFFICIENCY GAINS
ECONOMIC BENEFITS
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
ACCESS TO FINANCING
RAW MATERIALS
CAPACITY
ENERGY INTENSITY
OPTIONS
IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
MARKETS
EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
ENERGY USERS
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
WORLD ENERGY OUTLOOK
ENERGY POLICY
THERMAL POWER
DEMAND-SIDE MANAGEMENT
FINANCE
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INVESTMENT DECISIONS
MARKET ECONOMY
ENERGY SAVINGS
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ACCESS TO ENERGY
CONSUMPTION
ENERGY SECURITY
EFFICIENT EQUIPMENT
CHEMICALS
HEAT
POLICIES
MEMBER STATES
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS
CLIMATE CHANGE
IPCC
ELECTRICITY DEMAND
MARKET FAILURES
UTILITIES
DEMAND FOR ENERGY
VALUE
PETROCHEMICALS
POWER
ELECTRICITY
CEMENT
CLIMATE
ENERGY SERVICE
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY FINANCE
DEMAND
WORLD ENERGY
OIL REFINING
ENERGY USE
TRANSACTION COSTS
ENVIRONMENT
MARKET
ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
ENERGY PRICES
INVESTMENTS IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
POLICY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY DEMAND
ENERGY OUTLOOK
HUMAN HEALTH
ENERGY BILL
ENERGY CONSERVATION
INVESTMENT
CONSERVATION
FINANCIAL RISKS
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
SUPPLY
FUEL
FACILITIES
BOTTOM LINE
INVESTMENTS
ENERGY SERVICE COMPANY
FINANCIAL EXPERTISE
EFFICIENCY POTENTIAL
UTILITY PROGRAMS
RATIONAL USE OF ENERGY
RISK AVERSION
IMPROVEMENTS IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY COSTS
CAPITAL COSTS
COMPRESSED AIR
FUEL COST
PRICES
ENERGY PRICE
BENEFITS
INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS
ENERGY
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26066127/designing-effective-national-programs-improve-industrial-energy-efficiency
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23947

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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23947

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