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eceee 2013 Summer Study on energy efficiency: Rethink, renew, restart
Panel 2. Energy efficiency policies: What delivers?
Panel leaders: Tina Fawcett & Aleksandra Novikova
Energy efficiency feed-in-tariffs: key policy and design considerations
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Christopher Neme, Energy Futures Group, USA
Richard Cowart, Regulatory Assistance Project, USA
ACEEE international scorecard self-scoring tool
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Sara Hayes, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, USA
Rethinking energy efficiency delivery – what can we learn from sport?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Jo Hamilton, ECI-CREDS, University of Oxford - Environmental Change Institute
, United Kingdom
Reviewing successful and/or innovative policies to drive an energy efficiency strategy: case study for France
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Carine Sebi, GRENOBLE ECOLE DE MANAGEMENT Univ Grenoble Alpes ComUE, France
Bruno Lapillionne, ENERDATA, France
Fanny Fleuriot, ADEME, France
Jean-Sébastien BROC, Ecole des Mines de Nantes, France
Building Expertise: Identifying policy gaps and new ideas in housing eco-renovation in the UK and France
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Tina Fawcett, ECI-CREDS, University of Oxford - Environmental Change Institute, United Kingdom
Killip Gavin, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Katy Janda, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
The EU air quality review: What role for energy efficiency, clean energy and demand response?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Sarah Keay-Bright, Energy Charter Secretariat, Belgium
Christopher James, Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
Kenneth Colburn, Reglatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
White certificate schemes – can commodification and financialisation of energy efficiency solve energy market failure, or risk just adding to it?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Iain MacGill, UNSW (University of NSW), Australia
Stephen Healy, University of NSW, Australia
Robert Passey, University of NSW, Australia
What makes a good policy? Guidance for assessing and implementing energy efficiency policies
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Lena Tholen, Wuppertal Institut for Climate Environment and Energy, Germany
Dagmar Kiyar, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy, Germany
Maike Venjakob, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy, Germany
Chun Xia, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy, Germany
Stefan Thomas, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy, Germany
Vera Aydin, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy, Germany
The leading role of the public sector in energy end-use efficiency in the EU: Where do we stand?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Veronika Czako, EASME, Italy
Resident engagement strategies in low and zero net energy communities
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Claudia Barriga, Western Cooling Efficiency Center - UC Davis, USA
Alan Meier, Energy Efficiency Center, University of California, USA
Ben Finkelor, Energy Efficiency Center, University of California, USA
Dina Biscotti, Energy Efficiency Center, University of California, USA
Nicole Biggart, Energy Efficiency Center, University of California, USA
Toshihide Tanaka, Energy Efficiency Center, University of California, USA
Natsuko Enomoto, Tokyo Gas Company, Japan
Trading in energy efficiency in Australia: What are the lessons learnt so far?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Regina Betz, Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), Switzerland
Martin Jones, Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, Australia
Iain MacGill, School of Electrical Engineering, Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, Australia
Robert Passey, School of Electrical Engineering, Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, Australia
The regulatory arrangements required for a distributed energy market
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Robert Passey, Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, University of New South Wales, Australia
Muriel Watt, Australian PV Association, Australia
Barriers to domestic energy efficiency – an evaluation of retrofit policies and market transformation strategies
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Aaron Gillich, CEREB - London Southbank University, United Kingdom
Minna Sunikka-Blank, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Revising EU Energy label: evolution or revolution?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Stephane Arditi, European Environmental Bureau, Belgium
Luigi Meli, CECED, Belgium
Edouard Toulouse, ECOS, Belgium
Energy policy in transition: evidence from energy supply and demand in the UK
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Jan Rosenow, The Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
Darryl Croft, Abelscroft EI, United Kingdom
Nick Eyre, Oxford University, Environmental Change Institute, United Kingdom
Energy efficiency policies in contracting parties of the energy community – an integrative and innovative approach
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Violeta Mihaela Kogalniceanu, Energy Community Secretariat (ECS), Austria
Borko Raicevic, Energy Community Secretariat (ECS), Austria
Methodology for developing ambitious strategies for energy renovation of national building stocks
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Dan Staniaszek, The Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE), Belgium
Deep Energy Retrofits: Using Dynamic Cash Flow Analysis and Multiple Benefits to Convince Investors
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Thomas Madry, Germany
Ralf Schüle, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany
Vera Aydin, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany
Stefan Thomas, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany
Daniel Becker, Ecofys Germany GmbH, Germany
Nikolas Bader, Ecofys Germany GmbH, Germany
A global assessment of appliance energy consumption and coverage gaps in energy efficiency standards and labels
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Neal Humphrey, Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program (CLASP)
Debbie Karpay, Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program (CLASP), USA
Meeting legislation and enhancing reputation: Working within the contextual pressures of regulatory, social, economic and other drivers to reduce building energy consumption
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Craig Robertson, UCL Energy Institute, United Kingdom
Dejan Mumovic, Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, United Kingdom
On the way to change of scale: review of NEEAPs’ energy efficiency strategies for buildings
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Jean-Sébastien Broc, IEECP (Institute for a European Energy and Climate Policy), The Netherlands
Veronika Czako, JRC - Institute for Energy and Transport, Unit F7 Renewable Energy, Italy
Paolo Bertoldi, JRC - Institute for Energy and Transport, Unit F7 Renewable Energy, Italy
Effects of energy-efficiency measures and climate change mitigation policy instruments on primary energy use in district-heated buildings
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Ambrose Dodoo, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Leif Gustavsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Nguyen Le Truong, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Market transformation for clothes dryers: lessons learned from the European experience
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Christopher Granda, Grasteu Associates, USA
Eric Bush, Topten International Services, Switzerland
Christopher Wold, Collaborative Labeling and Applicance Standards (CLASP)
Energy efficiency renovations of single-family houses: importance of economic aspects and suggested policy measures
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Krushna Mahapatra, Linnaeus University, Dept. of Built Environment and Energy Technology, Sweden
Leif Gustavsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Towards new national policy instruments for promoting energy efficiency in Norway
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Henrik Karlstrøm, Institutt for tverrfaglige kulturstudier - NTNU, Norway
Marianne Ryghaug, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Knut Holtan Sørensen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Trading appliance efficiency for electricity subsidies: the potential in emerging economies
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Anand Gopal, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Greg Leventis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Amol Phadke, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Stephane de la Rue du Can, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
What works and what doesn’t – renovation roadmaps for buildings
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Frank Klinckenberg, Klinckenberg Consultants BV, The Netherlands
Mia Forbes Pirie, The Policy Partners, United Kingdom
Investment in energy efficiency by large-scale consumers: an innovative audit programme
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Catherine Cooremans, Université de Lausanne, Groupe Ecologie Industrielle, FGSE / IDYST, Switzerland
Developing dynamic building energy efficiency codes – what can Europe learn from best practice around the world?
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Niamh McDonald, Global Buildings Performance Network, France
Jens Laustsen, Global Buildings Performance Network, France
Rosa Sitja Gibert, Global Buildings Performance Network, France
Karl Wakelin, independent Consultant, France
Overview and assessment of the energy efficiency and energy conservation policies and initiatives of the Republic of South Africa
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Theodore Covary, UNDP, South Africa
Dr Ulrich Avereesch, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbiet (GIZ), South Africa
Accounting for innovation in energy efficiency regulation
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Margaret Taylor, Precourt Energy Efficiency Center, Stanford University, USA
Sydny Fujita, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
The Role of NEEAPs, measurement methods and national targets to achieve the EU 2020 energy saving goal
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC) Ispra, Italy
Caiman Cahill, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Italy
Panels of the eceee 2013 Summer Study
1. Foundations of future energy policy
2. Energy efficiency policies: What delivers?
3. Local action and national examples
4. Transport and mobility: How to deliver energy efficiency
5A. Cutting the energy use of buildings: Projects and technologies
5B. Cutting the energy use of buildings: Policy and programmes
