National energy efficiency monitoring report of Barbados

This report analyzes energy efficiency trends in Barbados from 2000 to 2017 across various sectors, including energy, industry, transportation, agriculture, services, and households.

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The research method involved collecting and analyzing energy data from various sources, including the Division of Energy, OLADE, BL&P, BRA, BSS, TB, IEA, and Enerdata. The analysis covered energy consumption, intensities, and efficiency trends across multiple sectors, considering factors like GDP, demographic changes, and sector-specific developments.

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The National Energy Efficiency Monitoring Report of Barbados examines energy efficiency trends from 2000 to 2017. It assesses the impact of policies and the use of energy efficiency indicators across sectors such as energy production, industry, transportation, agriculture, services, and households. The report highlights the country's efforts to improve energy efficiency, the shift towards renewable energy sources, and the challenges faced in data consistency and policy implementation. It also discusses the potential for energy savings, particularly in the household sector through the use of solar water heaters and efficient appliances. The transportation sector's shift towards diesel and the potential for electric vehicles are noted, along with the need for comprehensive energy efficiency policies and improved data collection methods.

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Categories: Barbados geographic scope | English publication language | data collection | demographic trends | economic growth | energy consumption | energy efficiency | energy intensities | fuel mix | policy impact | renewable energy | sector analysis