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Incentives and obstacles to development of energy efficiency in France
What drives consumers and professionals to choose energy... -
New funding methods for energy efficiency
In France, buildings account for 44% of final energy consumption and 21% of greenhouse... -
$4 billion US energy upgrade boost
The US government has announced $4 billion of energy upgrades in buildings to improve their energy efficiency... -
The photovoltaic sector in France and Europe : what are the prospects ?
Yves Maigne, member of the Academie of Technologies and... -
Energy performance contracts
Energy savings performance contracts (ESPC) can be an extremely effective incentive in reducing energy waste on...