Financing Energy Efficiency: China, India, And Brazil. World Bank
China Energy World Bank India Brazil Trackbacks (0)Financing Energy Efficiency: Lessons from Brazil, China, India, and Beyond,
is a new book recently released by the World Bank. The book focuses on
China, India, and Brazil as three of the globe's top 10 energy
consumers. The three countries hold 40 percent of the world's
population and account for well over half of all energy demand by
developing countries. By 2030, they'll be responsible for 42 percent of
growth in energy demand worldwide. The book draws extensively on the
results of a multiyear, global technical assistance effort known as the
Three Country Energy Efficiency Project,
a joint initiative of the World Bank, the UN Environment Programme's
Denmark-based Risoe Centre (URC), and partners in Brazil, China, and
India. Read more about the publication, including the press release from the website. Permanent Link: Financing Energy Efficiency
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