EECI Sessions at the Fifth Urban Research Symposium, Marseille, France June 28-30, 2009
ESMAP participated in the World Bank’s 5th Urban Research Symposium - Cities and Climate Change: Responding to an Urgent Agenda held in Marseille, France from June 28-30, 2009. The symposium was attended by over 650 researchers and practitioners. ESMAP sponsored two EECI sessions─Tools and Assessments and Promoting Energy Efficiency. The two sessions provided a platform to both developing and developed country urban experts to present and exchange their work and experiences on urban energy issues. A total of 79 participants from 16 countries attended these sessions.
Tools and Assessments captured ongoing efforts on developing analytical tools for addressing energy efficiency in emerging cities and new townships. Meanwhile, Promoting Energy Efficiency addressed some of the energy efficiency and greenhouse gas mitigation projects in an urban setting. The links to key messages and presentations are below:
Key Messages
Syncity: an integrated tool kit for urban energy systems modeling
Using integrated urban models to respond to climate change in cities
City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation
Green Star and NABERS: Learning from the Australian experience with green building rating tools
Getting to Carbon Neutral: Best practices in infrastructure strategy
Efficient lighting market transformation
Transport and Greenhouse gas emissions. Mitigation measures.
Using integrated urban models to respond to climate change in cities
City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation
Green Star and NABERS: Learning from the Australian experience with green building rating tools
Getting to Carbon Neutral: Best practices in infrastructure strategy
Efficient lighting market transformation
Transport and Greenhouse gas emissions. Mitigation measures.
Presentations
Syncity: an integrated tool kit for urban energy systems modeling
Using integrated urban models to respond to climate change in cities
City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation
Green Star and NABERS: Learning from the Australian experience with green building rating tools
Getting to Carbon Neutral: Best practices in infrastructure strategy
Efficient lighting market transformation
Transport and Greenhouse gas emissions. Mitigation measures.
Using integrated urban models to respond to climate change in cities
City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation
Green Star and NABERS: Learning from the Australian experience with green building rating tools
Getting to Carbon Neutral: Best practices in infrastructure strategy
Efficient lighting market transformation
Transport and Greenhouse gas emissions. Mitigation measures.
Published on:
07/25/2009