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Energy efficiency policies around the world: review and evaluation

28th January 2008

Topic(s): Energy efficiency, Policy law and regulation

This report presents results from a joint project and three year study facilitated by the World Energy Council and ADEME (French Environment and Energy Management Agency). Findings include the main long-term drivers of energy efficiency policies are; security of energy supply, efficiency of national economies, environmental concerns, including global warming and, in developing countries, investment constraints on the energy supply side.

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Energy efficiency policies around the world: review and evaluation

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