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CEEM (Central Environmental and Energy Management as a kit for survival) is a project that aims at supporting environmentally friendly technologies in the industrial production of the Central Europe regions by offering to SMEs operational methods, good practices and an IT tool to self-assess their performance.

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ECO-SCP-MED project is a 18-month project which aims at ensuring sustainability across the supply chain of the main products and services in the MED area. Its cornerstone is raising knowledge on SCP (Sustainable Consumption and Production) and fostering eco-innovation and competitiveness through transnational cooperation and especially through the CAPITALIZATION of main achievements, activities and cooperation practices already developed in the Mediterranean space.

This web database presents a selection of around 30 key energy efficiency indicators developed within the ODYSSEE MURE project together with energy efficiency data from 1990 until 2010. It is coordinated by ADEME and supported under the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Commission. This project gathers representatives, typically Energy Agencies, from the 27 EU Member States plus Norway and Croatia with the aim to monitor energy efficiency trends and policy measures in Europe

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ECOWEB provides up-to-date information on hundreds of European eco-innovations, including technologies, applications, products, processes and other solutions. It aims to link enterprises, in particular SMEs, and eco-innovations to increase the uptake of EU-funded research. Start searching now!

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) was established in 1961 as a regional intergovernmental organization. Its vision is being the leading international organization on productivity enhancement, enabling APO economies to be more productive and competitive by 2020. Its mission is contributing to the sustainable socioeconomic development of Asia and the Pacific through enhancing productivity. In particular we recommend the “Training Manual on Energy Efficiency for Small and Medium Enterprises”.

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The web page includes the Best Available Techniques (BAT) reference documents, the so-called BREFs (as well as a few other reference documents) that have been adopted under both the IPPC Directive and the IED. For BREFs adopted under the IED, the table shows in the column "Adopted document" also the BAT conclusions adopted according to IED Article 13(5).

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The EINSTEIN-II project aims to contribute to a widespread implementation of integrated energy-efficient solutions for thermal energy supply in industrial companies with a high fraction of low and medium temperature heat demand and for non-industrial users of similar demand profiles, such as hospitals, commercial centres, large office buildings, district heating and cooling networks, etc.

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The Advanced Manufacturing Office (AMO) partners with industry, small business, universities, and other stakeholders to identify and invest in emerging technologies with the potential to create high-quality domestic manufacturing jobs and enhance the global competitiveness of the United States.

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The aim of the e-library is to bring together in one place a range of tools and guidebooks on energy efficiency, renewable energy applications and sustainable mobility. It includes items funded under the Intelligent Energy-Europe (IEE) programme and a selection of instruments picked from over 2,500 EU funded projects. In addition, nationally and regionally funded tools and guidebooks have been included. By providing a thematic collection and consolidation of existing material in selected programme areas, the e-library helps to eliminate intensive initial project phases and removes the need to redevelop certain tools and guidebooks. Please note that the library was developed during the course of 2008 and last updated in 2009.

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In the section business it provides oil market reports, scenarios, technology roadmaps and other relevant reports providing relevant information for improving industrial energy efficiency.

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In Kalundborg Symbiosis, public and private enterprises buy and sell waste products from industrial production in a closed cycle. The residual products traded can include steam, dust, gases, heat, slurry or any other waste product that can be physically transported from one enterprise to another. A residual product originating from one enterprise becomes the raw material of another enterprise, benefiting both the economy and the environment.

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