This video provides an overview of the CARICOM Energy Knowledge Hub and its many features. It also provides guidance on registration, logging in and accessing the available resources.
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Prepared by: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH Programme: Technical Assistance Programme for Sustainable Energy in the Caribbean (TAPSEC) REVS Overarching Aim “To deliver intelligent, modern, affordable, clean, efficient, and safe mobility solutions for CARICOM citizens and businesses through the electrification of surface transportation within the Community.” - CARICOM and CCREEE Click to download: CARICO~1
Key words: CARICOM, CARICOM Energy, CARICOM Energy Efficiency Building Code, CARICOM Energy Label, CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code, CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme, CCREEE, CEE Labelling Scheme, CEE Labels, codes, COTED, CREEBC, Energy for Sustainable Development in Caribbean Building Projects, International Code Council, LED, PTB, ICC, QSEC Project, quality promotions, R3E Project, REEBC, standards, energy efficiency, efficient buildings, quality assurance for buildings,
Key words: CARICOM, CARICOM Energy, CARICOM Energy Efficiency Building Code, CARICOM Energy Label, CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code, CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme, CCREEE, CEE Labelling Scheme, CEE Labels, codes, COTED, CREEBC, Energy for Sustainable Development in Caribbean Building Projects, International Code Council, LED, PTB, ICC, QSEC Project, quality promotions, R3E Project, REEBC, standards, energy efficiency
A video highlighting how the CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code (CREEBC) can help you build resiliently and, save money at the same time.
Stakeholders in the energy and transportation sectors were charged not to wait until a comprehensive plan and perfect conditions are available in order to get started during today’s online discussion, which focused on innovation opportunities and the Caribbean reality. The discussion, which was hosted by the Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (CCREEE) and the Energy Unit of the CARICOM Secretariat, saw more than two hundred stakeholders gathered to hear from regional and global experts in the field. Stakeholders also had the opportunity to vent their opinions and have their queries addressed.
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