Commercial building learning rates
Reports on the learning rate in the context of changes in the energy performance requirements in the NCC for commercial buildings and whether there is evidence that building construction costs rose as a result of changes in MEP requirements.
Energy Efficiency in Government Operations - Government Greenhouse Energy Reporting
The information in these factsheets applies to Australian Government agencies who report under the scope of the Energy Efficiency in Government Operations policy.
Trajectory for Low Energy Buildings - Addendum and Final Report
Consultation for the Trajectory for Low Energy Buildings work began in December 2017 with the inaugural stakeholder reference group (SRG) workshop. The SRG has continued to provide valuable input to the process and has grown to over 600 members representing energy consumers, the energy-efficiency sector, the building and property sector, the appliance and technology sector, the energy supply sector, gas suppliers, environmental organisations, energy consultants, universities, the Australian Government and state and territory governments.
Energy Efficiency in Government Operations - Green Lease Schedules
The Green Lease Schedule is a formal commitment between tenants and building owners which sets a minimum ongoing operational building energy performance standard. The Australian Government has led the way in the use of green leases and in 2006 introduced Green Lease Schedule requirements for new office leases as a key component to the Energy Efficiency in Government Operations (EEGO) policy.
Measuring and monitoring energy use produces big savings - Murray Goulburn Cooperative
DateA team-based approach relying on ‘people know-how’, combined with sound measuring and monitoring, has enabled a dairy processing company to gain impressive bottom line savings. The 12 month pilot project, which measured energy use in the various stages of milk processing at the Rochester (Victoria) Branch of Murray Goulburn Cooperative, achieved savings of $400,000 a year with a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 3,500 tonnes.
Energy efficient Showcase Bakery - Bakers Delight
DateBakers Delight’s designed a showcase bakery at its operation in Mascot. The bakery showcased best-practice building design, baking procedures and equipment efficiency, achieving a 32% reduction in annual energy costs compared to a standard Bakers Delight bakery. This was achieved without impacting on product quality, customer satisfaction or staff comfort.
Energy Efficiency in Government Operations policy
DateEnergy Efficiency in Government Operations (EEGO) is the Australian Government’s policy on energy efficiencies in Government Operations.
The EEGO factsheets contain detailed information about different aspects of the policy.
Energy Reform - The way forward for Australia - Final report
DateThe Energy Reform Implementation Group (ERIG) was a group established by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) to review certain elements of the operation of Australia’s energy sector and to suggest further reforms, where there is a case for them, supporting more efficient energy markets.
Energy Efficiency in Government Operations - Factsheets
DateThe Energy Efficiency in Government Operations (EEGO) Policy aims to reduce the energy consumption of Australian Government operations with particular emphasis on building energy efficiency.
Reports to the Energy Implementation Reform Group
DateERIG commissioned these nine specialist studies to advise on the matters under consideration.
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