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Energy efficiency benefits us all

Potential gains from improving energy efficiency are substantial — not only in terms of saving energy and combating climate change, but also in terms of contributing to an array of other co-benefits, including improving human health and creating jobs. Targeted policy measures and sufficient resources to support implementation and compliance are among a number of critical ingredients required to successfully boost energy efficiency.

For an interview with Tim Farrell, Senior Advisor at the Copenhagen Centre, on Energy Efficiency, go to Interview — Energy efficiency benefits us all

Credit: Interview — Energy efficiency benefits us all, originally published in European Environment Agency, 29 Aug 2017 (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Curated by Lea Rekow for BifrostOnline

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