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Buildings Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET) reports

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Buildings
Commercial buildings
Electricity
Emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions
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Energy efficiency
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Government

The International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC) has 10 task groups, which includes the Buildings Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET) co-chaired by Australia and the USA. BEET is a collaborative platform for countries to research, inform and support the development and implementation of effective building energy efficiency policies, with a core focus on building rating systems and building codes. 10 BEET reports have been commissioned to date to assist energy and building policy makers to better understand international experience in effective policies to improve building energy efficiency.

Documents

Attachment Size
BEET 1 Building Energy Rating Schemes 2014 – Assessing Issues and Impacts 2.87 MB
BEET 2 Building Energy Efficiency - Opportunities for International Collaboration 266.79 KB
BEET 3 Delivering Energy Savings in Buildings 2015 – Collaboration on Building Energy Code Implementation 1.59 MB
BEET 4 Building Energy Performance Metrics 2015 – Supporting Energy Efficiency progress in Major Economies 4.44 MB
BEET 5 International Review of Residential Building Energy Efficiency Rating Schemes - Final Report 2016 2.08 MB
BEET 6 Existing Building Energy Effciency Renovation - International Review of Regulatory Policies 1.55 MB
BEET 7 Zero Energy Building Definitions and Policy Activity – An International Review 1.75 MB
BEET 8 Energy Company Obligations - Examples of delivering energy efficiency in buildings and future trends 11.47 MB
BEET 9 Building Energy Performance Gap Issues 2019 – An International Review 1.39 MB
BEET 10 Minimum Energy Standards for Rented Properties - An International Review 701.52 KB
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