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Overview
The 20th Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week is a significant event designed for energy efficiency policymakers from around the globe. Organized by the International Energy Agency (IEA), this training week aims to foster a community of practitioners dedicated to advancing energy efficiency initiatives. Since its inception in 2015, the program has successfully trained over 3,000 officials from more than 125 countries, focusing on the goal of doubling energy efficiency by 2030.
Training Format
Participants will engage in five parallel courses covering key areas: Buildings, Appliances, Industry, Transport, and Indicators and Evaluation. Each course combines lectures, interactive discussions, and practical exercises, allowing attendees to learn from international best practices and share insights with peers. The training is tailored for officials from energy ministries and related sectors, including academia and NGOs.
Schedule Highlights
April 7: Opening panels featuring ambassadors and policymakers discussing critical energy efficiency issues.
April 8-10: Track-based training sessions focusing on specific topics.
April 11: Strategies for implementing learned skills and promoting energy efficiency.
This event not only enhances participants' understanding of energy efficiency policies but also emphasizes the social and economic benefits of these measures, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future.
