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eceee 1995 Summer Study on energy efficiency
Panel Panel 3: Market Transformation: Innovation, Development and Dissemination
Energy Partnership: Comprehensive US Federal Programs
David A. Kovner, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Dept. of Energy
Peter S. Fox-Penner, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Dept. of Energy
Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Dept. of Energy
Louis V. Divone, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Dept. of Energy
The relative importance of technical and behavioural trends in electricity consumption by domestic appliances
Mark J. Hinnels, Environmental Change Unit, University of Oxford
Kevin B. Lane, Environmental Change Unit, University of Oxford
Low-Energy Water-Based Air-conditioning system
Tuomas Laine, Olof Granlund Oy
Jorma Pekkinen, Halton Oy
Demand-Side Management at a Crossroads: Is There a Future for Electricity End-Use Efficiency in the United States?
Howard S. Geller, ACEEE
Steven M. Nadel, ACEEE
Miriam E. Pye, ACEEE
Improving household energy efficiency in the new South Africa
Steve Thorne, Energy Efficiency and Environment Programme, Energy for Development Research Centre, University of Cape Town
Fossil-fuel conversion and improved energy efficiency made quick, affordable and reliable in the Baltic states
Hans Nilsson, Dept. of Energy Efficiency, NUTEK, Sweden
Stefan Camitz, Dept. of Energy Efficiency, NUTEK, Sweden
Market Transformation the Right Way: Innovative Programs Deliver Buildings that Work
Nancy Benner, Portland Energy Conservation Inc.
Diana Bjornskov, Portland Energy Conservation Inc.
Tracy Narel, US Environmental Protection Agency
Equity, innovation and the role of local governments: the case of Rural Electrification in France
Michel Colombier, International Conseil Energie, France
Quantifying Market Transformation: The Case of Technology Procurement of Refrigerator-Freezers
Francis X. Johnson, Energy & Environment Division, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, USA
Randall Bowie, NUTEK; Sweden
Good and Energy - Efficient Office Lighting in Sweden - an example of successful market transformation
Peter Pertola, PELK, Sweden
Lotta Bångens, Aton Teknik Konsult
Energy efficient windows' impact on indoor climate and building economy
Diana Avasoo, Pilkington Floatglas AB, Sweden
Study on efficient washing machines, dishwashers and driers
Ruud Trines, NOVEM
Energy Labelling: A Comparison of Existing Programs
Nancy Casey-McCabe, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Energy & Environment Division
Jeffrey P. Harris, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Energy & Environment Division
Energy Conservation Investment Behaviour of Firms: Business as Usual?
Jacco Farla, Dept. of Science, Technology and Society, Utrecht University
Kornelis Blok, Dept. of Science, Technology and Society, Utrecht University
Domestic appliances - energy and economy
Adolf Gross, Institute for Electrical Power Systems, Technical University of Graz
Manfred Sakulin, Institute for Electrical Power Systems, Technical University of Graz
Peter Sattler, Institute for Electrical Power Systems, Technical University of Graz
Government Procurement Collaboratives: Creating and Transforming Markets
Aimee T. McKane, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Jeffrey P. Harris, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Nancy Casey-McCabe, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
From the Lab to the Marketplace: Government's Role in R & D and Market Transformation for Energy Efficiency in Buildings
Evan Mills, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Gaps, Barriers and Conceptual Chasms: Theories of Technology Transfer and Energy in Buildings
Elizabeth Shove, University of Sunderland