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Cutting Carbon Costs: Learning From Germany's Energy Saving Program

Mar 1, 2011

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Outlines lessons from Germany's "retrofit economy" plan to reduce energy usage by 30 percent and achieve 30 percent renewable energy share by 2020 with a clear legal framework, strong financial incentives, and information and promotion of behavior change.

Cutting Carbon Costs: Learning From Germany's Energy Saving Program

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Title: Cutting Carbon Costs: Learning From Germany's Energy Saving Program
Publication date 2011-03-01
Publication Year 2011
Authors Anne Power , Monika Zulauf
Copyright holder(s) What Works Collaborative
Geographical Focus Europe (Western) / Germany
Keywords energy saving , kfw , DENA , renewable , energy performance
Document type Report/Whitepaper
Language English
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