Embedding Energy Efficiency Teaching into VET and Higher Education Presentation on 27 October 2011
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UTS Business School Energy Efficiency for VET and Higher Education Presentation to TAFE/ UTS staff, 27 October 2011.
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Embedding Energy Efficiency Teaching into VET and Higher Education Presentation on 27 October 2011
- 1. Embedding energy efficiency teaching into VET and Higher Education Educators ’ Interactive seminar UTS Business School 27 October 2011 Leadership & Change for Energy Efficiency in Accounting & Management
- 4. Welcome & introductions Professor Suzanne Benn UTS Business School
- 13. Energy Efficiency – the business context Patrick Crittenden Sustainable Business P/L
- 15. Electricity generation by fuel type in Australia Source: Geoscience Australia 2010 p34
- 16. The boundary The electricity supply chain 2 units of light energy delivered 100 units of energy input
- 17. The boundary The electricity supply chain 62 units lost 2 units lost 34 units lost 2 units of light energy delivered 100 units of energy input
- 18. The boundary Energy efficiency example 80% saving in energy end use delivers benefits across the electricity supply chain
- 19. ClimateWorks 2010 “ Low Carbon Growth Plan for Australia ” Many cost-effective energy efficiency projects exist but are not being taken up
- 20. International Energy Agency – 450 scenario Source: IEA (2011) World Energy Outlook Efficiency measures account for 59% of abatement in 2020 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 2007 2015 2020 2025 2030 Gt 2010 Efficiency 65 57 End-use 59 52 Power plants 6 5 Renewables 18 20 Biofuels 1 3 Nuclear 13 10 CCS 3 10 Share of abatement % 2020 2030 3.8 Gt 13.8 Gt Reference Scenario 450 Scenario
- 24. Source: Geoscience Australia, 2010 p18
- 25. Source: Geoscience Australia, 2010 p28
- 32. Ethical Reasons (Greenhouse Gas Emissions) Source: Garnaut Climate Change Review 2008, p 88
- 33. Case Study - The GPT Group Source: Accessed 6/9/11 from www.gpt.com.au/content.aspx?urlkey=Energy
- 35. Example - Linfox Australia Source: Linfox Energy Efficiency Opportunities Public Report 2010 p 17
- 36. Example - Linfox Australia Source: Linfox Energy Efficiency Opportunities Public Report 2010 p 17
- 37. ClimateWorks 2010 “ Low Carbon Growth Plan for Australia ” Many cost-effective energy efficiency projects exist but are not being taken up
- 38. Barriers to energy efficiency improvement in business Dunstan et al. 2011, p.10
- 39. Example – Split incentives in the real estate sector Source: WBCSD, 2009 p12
- 40. Training Needs Analysis Dr. David Brown UTS Business School
- 45. Training Needs Analysis - Skills
- 47. Embedding energy efficiency into university accounting courses – some examples Dr. Paul Brown UTS Business School
- 66. Summary and next steps Professor Suzanne Benn UTS Business School
Editor's Notes
- These materials will be referenced to: Benn, S., Brown, P., Brown, D., Crittenden, P., and Krithinakis, A., 2011. Leadership & Change for Energy Efficiency in Accounting & Management: Educators Interactive Seminar. 27 October 2011. Project funded by the Office of Environment & Heritage, Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet NSW. Benn, S. 2011. Leadership & Change for Energy Efficiency in Accounting & Management: Educators Interactive Seminar , Version 1.0, September 2011, Report for NSW Office of Environment & Heritage.