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  • As an organization with proven technical capabilities, IIEC designs policies, implements programs, and supports institutions that mainstream energy efficiency in the entire value chain of energy systems and use. IIEC’ s approach focuses on implementation, resulting in policies developed in partnership with key policymakers and industry in our target countries as well as the bilateral and multilateral institutions that help to shape energy policy and investment priorities globally.

  • For the past 25 years, IIEC has been providing solutions to the problems posed by the rapidly increasing energy demand in developing and industrializing countries. IIEC has established a niche -- a provider of novel solutions with the flexibility to work simultaneously with multilateral institutions, governments, academic and research organizations industry and non-government organizations.

  • Specific services that IIEC provides to its clients include:

    End-Use Energy Efficiency
    DSM Planning and Evaluation 
    Energy Efficiency Standards and Labeling
    Renewable Energy
    Energy Efficiency Finance Design
    Environmental Management
    Water Resource Management
    Climate Change and Energy Policy
    Transport Planning




An Approach to Mainstream Energy Efficiency in Thai Municipalities

IIEC organized a National Workshop in Bangkok in February 2012 to discuss viable approaches to mainstream energy efficiency in Thai municipalities and Local Government Administrations (LGAs). The workshop was a part of the Mainstreaming Energy Efficiency Measures in Thai Municipalities Project (MEET), funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

 

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Raising Awareness on Solar Home Systems in Rural Villages and National TV in Cambodia

IIEC successfully concluded a series of promotional activities on renewable energy as part of the Renewable Energy Promotion and Awareness Program (REPA) from the Rural Electrification Fund (REF) in Cambodia. The program is funded by a World Bank / Global Environment Facility grant and the Rural Electrification Fund.

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