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Energy efficiency representation in the EU: the missing links and optionsEmmanuel Bergasse, Energy Economist, Independent Consultant, France Keywordsenergy efficiency, institutions, representation, EC, EU, energy policy, energy efficiency industry and services, lobby AbstractAll the stages of the energy policy cycle (debate, design, implementation and monitoring) involve a broad range of institutions. Increasingly, energy efficiency has regained a high priority in EU energy policies, notably underlined by the EC Green Paper on energy efficiency (2006) and in the following Energy Efficiency Action Plan. The objectives of this paper will be to analyse the role and effectiveness of the energy efficiency industry and services representation in the energy policy cycle; and identify options for a most effective representation. PaperDownload this paper as pdf: 2.299_Bergasse.pdf Panels of the eceee 2007 Summer StudyPanel 1: The foundations of a future energy policy. Longer term strategies Panel 2: Strategies and general policies Panel 3: Local and regional activities Panel 4: Monitoring and evaluation Panel 5: Energy efficient buildings Panel 6: Products and appliances Panel 7: Making industries more energy efficient | CalendarGreen ICT for growth and sustainability? Linking science and policy 03 – 08 Jun 201238th IEEE Photovoltaic Specialist Conference 04 Jun 2012Call for papers MILEN 2012 08 Jun 2012Call for Abstracts - International workshop on energy efficiency for a more sustainable world 12 – 14 Jun 2012IEPEC - International Energy Program Evaluation Conference 15 Jun 2012Call for papers - IIASA Conference 2012. Worlds within reach: from science to policy 20 Jun 2012Energy futures and civil society in the EU - building a low carbon alliance |