In rural Nigeria, many communities depend on diesel generators, and pay a high price for harmful, polluting, unreliable power. Hospitals are often forced to close when power fails, and when life-support systems shut down, lives are lost.
The Lagos State Electricity Board (LSEB) selected Schneider Electric to bring solar power and storage to 172 schools and 11 public health centers in rural Nigeria.
Unleashing commercial-scale renewable energy with feed-in tariffsClean Coalition
Feed-in tariffs (FITs) are vital and cost-effective market mechanisms for unleashing commercial-scale renewable energy. The latest innovations in FIT design also unleash energy storage to enable fully dispatchable renewable energy, meaning that the renewable energy is available whenever a utility or other load-serving entity wants it, not just when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing. The Clean Coalition recently designed FITs for multiple load-serving entities in California. Craig Lewis presented on the state-of-the-art in FITs that unleash commercial-scale renewables by applying streamlined market mechanisms and navigating regulatory constraints to yield the most cost-effective renewable energy available at commercial-scale.
Recently, Dayton Power & Light (DP&L) launched a CHP-specific incentive under the electric utility’s custom rebate program, per the policy established by Governor Kasich’s 21st Century Energy Initiative (Ohio Senate Bill 315). This presentation features DP&L energy efficiency program staff who provide details on the program incentive that is available to customers of Dayton Power & Light. Additionally, facilitators of the Ohio Coalition for Combined Heat and Power provide a state policy update.
The Clean Power Plan and CHP: How Combined Heat and Power can help Ohio achie...Ohio Environmental Council
On August 3, 2015 the US EPA finalized the Clean Power Plan (CPP), which requires states to reduce carbon emissions from power plants using a variety of strategies, including Combined Heat and Power (CHP). The US EPA gave states a great amount of flexibility in how to meet carbon reduction goals, creating an opportunity for the state to take advantage of Ohio's great CHP potential.
As Ohio moves forward with developing a state plan, this webinar will examine precisely how the Clean Power Plan treats CHP and what options the state has to include CHP as a carbon-reducing strategy. Webinar participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of presenters and review presentation materials after the conclusion of the webinar.
Case studies of local governments in NSW ramping up renewablesBarbara Albert
Barbara Albert from 100% Renewables is presenting three case studies of local governments in NSW ramping up renewables.
Barbara highlights nearly 25 cities and local governments in Australia who have committed to be either carbon neutral or to source 100% of their electricity from renewables. Three case studies describing the initiatives being undertaken by Councils within their operations and in the community are also presented.
Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2012: IRENA AnalysisMichael Taylor
Analysis of 8000 medium to large renrewable power projects by the International Renewable Energy Agency shows that costs are falling, sometimes rapidly, and that they are increasingly competitive.
The report is available as a free download.
Reduce Building Energy Use Through Occupant EngagementPulse Energy
How well do your occupants work with you to reduce energy consumption? According to the EPA and the Center for the Built Environment at UC Berkeley, promoting energy awareness among building occupants can provide energy savings of 5-15% for a negligible upfront cost.
This presentation includes:
• An overview of approaches to enabling occupancy engagement on energy conservation in commercial and institutional buildings
• The role energy information systems can play to support your employee engagement
• Helpful tips and practical suggestions for supporting your employees in changing their energy consumption
BZE presentation May 2019 - Donna Luckman - Advocating for climate resilient ...BeyondZeroEmissionsInc
Donna Luckman, CEO of Renew (formerly ATA) , will present on her advocacy work behind COAG's recent commitment to lift energy ratings for new homes to 6.5 or 7 stars, and further policy changes Renew is pushing for new and existing homes.
https://renew.org.au/advocacy/strengthen-home-energy-efficiency-ata/
In rural Nigeria, many communities depend on diesel generators, and pay a high price for harmful, polluting, unreliable power. Hospitals are often forced to close when power fails, and when life-support systems shut down, lives are lost.
The Lagos State Electricity Board (LSEB) selected Schneider Electric to bring solar power and storage to 172 schools and 11 public health centers in rural Nigeria.
Unleashing commercial-scale renewable energy with feed-in tariffsClean Coalition
Feed-in tariffs (FITs) are vital and cost-effective market mechanisms for unleashing commercial-scale renewable energy. The latest innovations in FIT design also unleash energy storage to enable fully dispatchable renewable energy, meaning that the renewable energy is available whenever a utility or other load-serving entity wants it, not just when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing. The Clean Coalition recently designed FITs for multiple load-serving entities in California. Craig Lewis presented on the state-of-the-art in FITs that unleash commercial-scale renewables by applying streamlined market mechanisms and navigating regulatory constraints to yield the most cost-effective renewable energy available at commercial-scale.
Recently, Dayton Power & Light (DP&L) launched a CHP-specific incentive under the electric utility’s custom rebate program, per the policy established by Governor Kasich’s 21st Century Energy Initiative (Ohio Senate Bill 315). This presentation features DP&L energy efficiency program staff who provide details on the program incentive that is available to customers of Dayton Power & Light. Additionally, facilitators of the Ohio Coalition for Combined Heat and Power provide a state policy update.
The Clean Power Plan and CHP: How Combined Heat and Power can help Ohio achie...Ohio Environmental Council
On August 3, 2015 the US EPA finalized the Clean Power Plan (CPP), which requires states to reduce carbon emissions from power plants using a variety of strategies, including Combined Heat and Power (CHP). The US EPA gave states a great amount of flexibility in how to meet carbon reduction goals, creating an opportunity for the state to take advantage of Ohio's great CHP potential.
As Ohio moves forward with developing a state plan, this webinar will examine precisely how the Clean Power Plan treats CHP and what options the state has to include CHP as a carbon-reducing strategy. Webinar participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of presenters and review presentation materials after the conclusion of the webinar.
Case studies of local governments in NSW ramping up renewablesBarbara Albert
Barbara Albert from 100% Renewables is presenting three case studies of local governments in NSW ramping up renewables.
Barbara highlights nearly 25 cities and local governments in Australia who have committed to be either carbon neutral or to source 100% of their electricity from renewables. Three case studies describing the initiatives being undertaken by Councils within their operations and in the community are also presented.
Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2012: IRENA AnalysisMichael Taylor
Analysis of 8000 medium to large renrewable power projects by the International Renewable Energy Agency shows that costs are falling, sometimes rapidly, and that they are increasingly competitive.
The report is available as a free download.
Reduce Building Energy Use Through Occupant EngagementPulse Energy
How well do your occupants work with you to reduce energy consumption? According to the EPA and the Center for the Built Environment at UC Berkeley, promoting energy awareness among building occupants can provide energy savings of 5-15% for a negligible upfront cost.
This presentation includes:
• An overview of approaches to enabling occupancy engagement on energy conservation in commercial and institutional buildings
• The role energy information systems can play to support your employee engagement
• Helpful tips and practical suggestions for supporting your employees in changing their energy consumption
BZE presentation May 2019 - Donna Luckman - Advocating for climate resilient ...BeyondZeroEmissionsInc
Donna Luckman, CEO of Renew (formerly ATA) , will present on her advocacy work behind COAG's recent commitment to lift energy ratings for new homes to 6.5 or 7 stars, and further policy changes Renew is pushing for new and existing homes.
https://renew.org.au/advocacy/strengthen-home-energy-efficiency-ata/
Ban On New Gas Connections in Massachusetts Town Fizzles
At Long Last, a Truly Final 2021 Energy Code
1. At Long Last, a Truly Final 2021 Energy Code
Efficiency gains will be significant but builders and industry groups quashed the most progressive
proposals