Energy Efficiency Ecosystem

EESL is a joint venture of the Central Public Service Enterprises (CPSUs) of Ministry of Power. EESL is responsible for implementing one of the world’s largest energy efficiency protocol across sectors such as street lighting, buildings, industry, electric mobility, and smart meters, at a large scale.

The ministry manages national energy policy, ensuring secure and sustainable supply. It supports Luxembourg’s transition to clean energy and promotes efficiency through regulation, planning, and sectoral initiatives.

SEEC coordinates national efforts and initiatives to improve energy performance in buildings, industry, transport, and utilities. It develops standards, training, and awareness campaigns that support Saudi Arabia’s efficiency goals.

The ministry directs socioeconomic planning, investment policy, and business development. Its work on economic strategy and regulation influences Russia’s energy‑efficiency agenda and supports long‑term sustainability goals.

Klima Agence supports households and companies in their sustainable housing and mobility projects, including home insulation, sustainable construction, energy consumption reduction, and eco-mobility.

BEE leads India’s energy‑efficiency agenda by developing standards, labelling schemes and programmes across sectors. It supports policy implementation under the Energy Conservation Act and promotes efficient technologies nationwide.

The ministry oversees electricity policy, planning, and major power‑sector programmes. It implements the Energy Conservation Act and supports national efficiency improvements through regulation, schemes, and coordination with states.

The ministry develops national economic and energy policy, supporting industry, innovation, and secure supply. It advances Germany’s energy transition by promoting regulations and initiatives that strengthen energy efficiency.

The French Directorate-General for Energy and Climate (DGEC) is in charge of developing and implementing the French policies related to energy, energy raw materials, climate change and atmospheric pollution.

ADEME supports France’s ecological transition through research, innovation, and practical programmes. It promotes efficient technologies and behaviour, providing tools, funding, and expertise to reduce energy use across sectors.

The Directorate-General for Energy, DG ENER, is the European Commission’s department is responsible for the EU’s energy policy. It develops policies, standards, and programmes that enhance energy efficiency.

The ministry leads Denmark’s climate and energy policy, ensuring secure, sustainable supply and supporting the country’s green transition. It develops regulations and programmes that promote efficient energy use and lower emissions.

CNIS develops national standards and supports government planning on quality, safety, and energy performance. It leads the creation of energy‑efficiency and product standards and works closely with international partners on harmonisation.

NDRC guides China’s macroeconomic planning and oversees national strategies on energy, industry, and infrastructure. It steers long‑term efficiency ambitions by setting targets, standards, and policies across major sectors.

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is responsible for the sustainable development of Canada’s natural resources, including energy, forests, and minerals. NRCan promotes energy efficient practices and technologies through programs, regulations, and standards that improve the energy performance of homes, buildings, equipment, industry and transportation.

The Ministry of Economy shapes national economic policy, manages public finances, and guides energy strategy through the Secretariat of Energy. It supports efficiency improvements through regulation, programmes, and coordination with provinces.

DCCEEW leads Australia’s climate, energy, and environmental policies. It works to secure a reliable, affordable energy system and supports national efficiency improvements through standards, programmes, and consumer guidance.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs represents Brazil in global climate and energy negotiations. Its energy division advances cooperation on clean‑energy transitions and contributes to international initiatives supporting energy efficiency.

MME directs policy for electricity, oil, gas, biofuels, and minerals. It oversees long‑term energy planning and supports Brazil’s transition by promoting efficient technologies, regulations, and investment in energy‑saving measures.

METI’s mission is to develop Japan’s economy and industry by focusing on promoting economic vitality in private companies and smoothly advancing external economic relationships, and to secure stable and efficient supply of energy and mineral resources.

DESNZ leads on the government’s mission to make the United Kingdom a clean energy superpower. DESNZ is responsible for UK energy security; protecting billpayers; supporting economic growth for the United Kingdom and protecting jobs; and reducing the UK’s emissions.

The US Department of Energy manages national energy policy, research, and nuclear responsibilities. It advances efficiency through standards, technology development, and programmes that help reduce energy use across sectors.

KEA implements national policies on efficient energy use, renewable deployment, and demand management. It delivers programmes, certifications, and training that support Korea’s efforts to reduce energy consumption and emissions.

A platform operating under the Energy Efficient End‑Use Equipment (4E) IEA Technology Collaboration Programme providing policy guidance aimed at improving the energy efficiency and demand flexibility of connected devices and networks.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme dedicated to helping to make district heating and cooling and combined heat and power powerful tools for energy conservation and the reduction of environmental impacts of supplying heat.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme generating socio‑technical evidence on energy use, behaviour, acceptance and participation to inform policy and support user‑centred clean‑energy system design.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme promoting industrial decarbonisation through research on advanced processes, system integration, electrification and digitalisation to enhance energy efficiency and reduce emissions.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme and Clean Energy Ministerial initiative fostering global cooperation on smart‑grid policy, technology and system development to support cleaner, more flexible and resilient electricity systems.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme conducting collaborative research and development to improve the energy efficiency, sustainability and resilience of buildings and communities.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme advancing international research, development and deployment of heat‑pumping technologies across residential, commercial and industrial applications.

An IEA Technology Collaboration Programme enabling governments to cooperate on improving the energy performance of end‑use equipment and systems, providing technical analysis and policy guidance on efficient products and connected devices.

Global coalition hosted by SEforALL supporting actions and investment to double the rate of energy‑efficiency improvement by 2030.

Partnership providing advisory, analytics and technical support to accelerate SDG7 and the global energy transition, including efficiency and clean cooking.

Ministerial forum of major economies advancing clean energy through initiatives in power, buildings, industry and transport, supported by technical campaigns.

OECD programme supporting clean‑energy finance mobilisation and place‑based SME policies that help unlock sustainable investment.

OECD programmes supporting clean‑energy finance mobilisation and place‑based SME policies that help unlock sustainable investment.

Global alliance of cities supporting local mitigation and adaptation planning, reporting and implementation across buildings, transport and energy systems.

Coalition of governments launchedat COP26 to make clean technologies the most affordable and attractive by 2030 across major emitting sectors.

Intergovernmental transport policy forum modelling decarbonisation pathways and advising on sustainable mobility across all transport modes.

Franco‑German initiative combining policy support, technical assistance and finance to scale energy‑efficient, climate‑resilient buildings in partner countries.

Expert group under APEC’s Energy Working Group promoting policy exchange, capacity building and projects on energy efficiency across member economies.

UN body supporting decarbonisation, resilience and circularity in buildings; hosts the GlobalABC secretariat and publishes the Buildings‑GSR with GlobalABC.

UN specialised agency advancing industrial energy efficiency through energy management systems, systems optimisation and policy support in developing and emerging economies.

Intergovernmental agency providing analysis, data and policy advice on the global energy system; its efficiency work spans buildings, industry and transport, and it convenes Technology Collaboration Programmes and hosts the Energy Efficiency Hub Secretariat.

Independent think tank supporting decarbonisation of Europe’s building stock through analysis, policy guidance and market transformation.

Global, nonpartisan team helping regulators design clean, reliable, affordable energy systems across buildings, industry and transport.

Independent nonprofit advancing market‑based solutions for the clean energy transition, including efficient buildings, industrial decarbonisation and clean transport.

Japan’s national centre promoting energy conservation via policy support, training, audits and standards across buildings, industry and efficient equipment.

Brazilian academic laboratory focused on building energy efficiency, developing tools, standards and research for building codes.

EU science service providing evidence for policy including energy efficiency in buildings, appliances, transport and energy‑data systems.

Nonprofit research centre on energy economics and policy, covering energy efficiency, industry and transport demand.

International nonprofit driving climate action via initiatives on energy productivity, clean transport and business leadership.

Global network promoting sustainable buildings through advocacy, certification frameworks and market transformation toward net‑zero, resilient buildings.

Global research NGO supporting energy efficiency in buildings, industry and transport, with work on policy, finance and corporate action.

National advocacy and research organisation advancing energy efficiency policy and programmes across buildings, industry and transport.

Indian policy think tank promoting energy efficiency across buildings, industry, transport and efficient appliances through research, programmes and standards.

Academic centre producing China’s annual building energy efficiency research and informing policy, standards and technologies.

China’s largest building‑sector R&D institute advancing building energy efficiency, standards, green technologies, testing and technical services.

Philanthropic initiative catalysing climate action across Europe, focusing on industrial transformation, finance, clean transport and efficient buildings.

Grant‑making organisation supporting China’s sustainable energy transition through policy research and capacity building across buildings, industry, power and transport.

UK building‑science centre providing research, testing and certification (including BREEAM) to improve performance, safety and sustainability of the built environment.

A United States-based nonprofit research organisation developing policies and programmes to cut energy waste across buildings, industry and transport.

UNEP‑hosted global platform aligning stakeholders to advance a zero‑emission, efficient and resilient buildings sector through advocacy, roadmaps and progress tracking.

EU campaign to accelerate deep renovation to 3% per year and cut building energy demand by 80% by 2050, focusing on envelopes, efficient systems, renewables and digital tools.

Brussels‑based nonprofit accelerating sustainable energy financing in Europe’s built environment through capacity building, policy support and financial instruments.

Public‑private alliance coordinating global action to reduce the energy use of connected devices and networks through design principles, policy guidance and knowledge exchange.

A global, industry-led nonprofit founded in 2021 by ABB and Alfa Laval, empowering scalable adoption of industrial energy‑efficiency through collaboration, training, resources, and knowledge‑sharing to accelerate net‑zero transition.

Germany’s applied‑research organisation working across energy efficiency, buildings, urban districts and digital energy systems, providing R&D, policy advice and technology transfer.