Creating actionable knowledge and learning on energy efficiency

The Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency develops, collects, and disseminates knowledge at its Knowledge Management System (KMS), to support policy making and project development and implementation.

Knowledge Management System (KMS)

The KMS is a repository of information in different formats: publications, recorded webinars, podcasts, tools, videos and online training courses. The Centre expands the knowledge coverage on the KMS and populates it with best practices, success stories, and examples of business models for energy efficiency implementation. The Centre encourages its partners to provide content and good practice examples from their work.

Learning and knowledge opportunities for governments

The Copenhagen Centre produces action-oriented analytical products to induce learning and increase awareness of energy efficiency opportunities and benefits at the national and local levels, including thematic briefs, situation assessments and analytical reports.

Knowledge Networks

The Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency maintains partnerships and takes part in expert networks and programs, pursuing identified energy efficiency projects and building a coalition of leading service and technology providers around projects, assisting them to scale up.