National energy efficiency monitoring report of Barbados

The Energy Division of the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of Barbados developed a database that allows for analysis of energy efficiency indicators and the impact of policies on trends in these indicators for different sectors of the country. This data will form the baseline of the energy ef...

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spelling oai-11362-450532020-11-16T13:27:32Z National energy efficiency monitoring report of Barbados Howard, Stacia French Agency for Environment and Energy Management (ADEME) German Agency for International Cooperation POLITICA ENERGETICA RENDIMIENTO ENERGETICO CONSUMO DE ENERGIA INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA HOGARES TRANSPORTE INDUSTRIA COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS AGRICULTURA ESTADISTICAS DE ENERGIA ENERGY POLICY ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY CONSUMPTION POWER INDUSTRY HOUSEHOLDS TRANSPORT INDUSTRY TRADE IN SERVICES AGRICULTURE ENERGY STATISTICS The Energy Division of the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of Barbados developed a database that allows for analysis of energy efficiency indicators and the impact of policies on trends in these indicators for different sectors of the country. This data will form the baseline of the energy efficiency campaign launched by the Energy Division and evidence-based policy development. In addition, this exercise is expected to strengthen the institutional capacity to collect, collate and analyse energy efficiency data. This report analyses the information collected for the main sectors of the country, including energy, industry, transportation, agriculture and services, as well as households, and explains the energy efficiency trends in Barbados for the period from 2000 to 2017. Introduction .-- I. Background on energy in Barbados .-- II. Energy consumption .-- III. Energy efficiency .-- IV. Energy efficiency trends in energy sector .-- V. Energy efficiency trends in households sector .-- VI. Energy efficiency trends in transport sector .-- VII. Energy efficiency trends in industry sector .-- VIII. Energy efficiency trends in services sector .-- IX. Energy efficiency trends in agriculture sector .-- X. Conclusions. 2020-01-03T15:56:23Z 2020-01-03T15:56:23Z 2020-01-03 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/45053 LC/TS.2019/72 en Documentos de Proyectos .pdf application/pdf BARBADOS BARBADOS ECLAC
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topic POLITICA ENERGETICA
RENDIMIENTO ENERGETICO
CONSUMO DE ENERGIA
INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA
HOGARES
TRANSPORTE
INDUSTRIA
COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS
AGRICULTURA
ESTADISTICAS DE ENERGIA
ENERGY POLICY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
POWER INDUSTRY
HOUSEHOLDS
TRANSPORT
INDUSTRY
TRADE IN SERVICES
AGRICULTURE
ENERGY STATISTICS
spellingShingle POLITICA ENERGETICA
RENDIMIENTO ENERGETICO
CONSUMO DE ENERGIA
INDUSTRIA ENERGETICA
HOGARES
TRANSPORTE
INDUSTRIA
COMERCIO DE SERVICIOS
AGRICULTURA
ESTADISTICAS DE ENERGIA
ENERGY POLICY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
POWER INDUSTRY
HOUSEHOLDS
TRANSPORT
INDUSTRY
TRADE IN SERVICES
AGRICULTURE
ENERGY STATISTICS
Howard, Stacia
National energy efficiency monitoring report of Barbados
description The Energy Division of the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of Barbados developed a database that allows for analysis of energy efficiency indicators and the impact of policies on trends in these indicators for different sectors of the country. This data will form the baseline of the energy efficiency campaign launched by the Energy Division and evidence-based policy development. In addition, this exercise is expected to strengthen the institutional capacity to collect, collate and analyse energy efficiency data. This report analyses the information collected for the main sectors of the country, including energy, industry, transportation, agriculture and services, as well as households, and explains the energy efficiency trends in Barbados for the period from 2000 to 2017.
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