Published 2003 | Version v1
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Making good progress. SwissEnergy 2nd annual report 2002/03

Description

The second annual report for the Swiss Federal Office of Energy's 'SwissEnergy' programme presents the activities carried out and the results achieved within the framework of the programme, which aims to help implement Switzerland's climate change policy. SwissEnergy is a national programme in which the government, the cantons, local authorities, the private sector, consumer and environmental organisations, as well as public and private-sector agencies work together as partners. In the first part of the report, strategies - including increasing energy efficiency and the promotion of the use of renewable forms of energy - are described, as are the measures taken, which focus on voluntary efforts by trade and industry. Also, the programme's organisation in four sectors - public sector and buildings, trade and industry, mobility and renewable energy - are described. The second part of the report is dedicated to activities carried out in 2002/2003 and describes economic and policy developments, project management activities and those carried out in the four sectors. The third section discusses the impact of the programme's activities in 2002 on Switzerland's energy consumption and its contribution to the implementation of Switzerland's climate policy. The evaluation procedures used to establish the impact and their accuracy are discussed. The report also discusses the programme's impact on investment and employment in Switzerland

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Available from INIS in electronic form

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Publishing Information

Imprint Pagination
40 p.
Report number
ENET--230198

Optional Information

Notes
Available also in German with Report No: ENET--230195, in French as: ENET--230196 and in Italian as: ENET--230197
Funding organization
Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC), Berne (Switzerland); SwissEnergy Programme Management, Swiss Federal Office for Energy, Berne (Switzerland)