Published September 25, 2007 | Version v1
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Moving forward on energy efficiency in Canada : a foundation for action

Description

In addition to having diverse sources of energy, Canada recognizes its potential to minimize wasted energy. Governments can play a vital role in advancing energy efficiency, as investors in programs that stimulate actions, and as policymakers and regulators who help shape the marketplace and reduce barriers to action. This document represented the collaborative efforts of provincial and territorial governments and the federal government, with important input from a wide cross-section of representatives from outside government, including non-governmental organizations and industry. Major energy-using sectors of the Canadian economy were examined, including industry, transportation and the built environment. The report also described many technologies and best practices available for all stakeholders, and highlighted the important roles that other organizations play in promoting energy efficiency in all sectors of the Canadian economy. The report provided an overview of supply and demand and discussed Canada's commitment to energy efficiency. Energy efficiency and conservation, fuel switching and renewable fuels were also discussed. 37 refs., 1 tab., 1 appendix

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Council of Energy Ministers
Imprint Place
Ottawa, ON (Canada)
ISBN
978-0-662-46749-6
Imprint Pagination
40 p.

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Notes
Online publication. Catalogue no. M144-166/2007E. Also available in French under the title: Faire progresser l'efficacite energetique au Canada : des fondements pour l'action