National energy efficiency monitoring report of Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago's energy efficiency report highlights the need for sustainable strategies due to climate change and economic vulnerabilities, focusing on potential long-term energy security and reduced emissions.

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The research method involved collecting data from various sectors, including macro-economy, energy, industry, transport, households, services, and agriculture. This data was then used to populate the Energy Efficiency Indicators Database (BIEE) for in-depth analysis of energy efficiency trends.

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The National Energy Efficiency Monitoring Report for Trinidad and Tobago examines the country's energy consumption trends, the potential for energy efficiency, and the need for sustainable development strategies in the face of climate change and economic vulnerabilities. The report is structured into several chapters, each addressing different aspects of energy efficiency. It begins with an introduction to the methodology used for the Energy Efficiency Indicators Database (BIEE) and provides a background on energy efficiency within the country. Subsequent chapters analyze trends in primary and final energy intensities, as well as sector-specific energy and electricity consumption patterns. The report emphasizes the importance of energy efficiency for ensuring long-term energy security, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and achieving cost savings. It also identifies data gaps and the need for improved monitoring to support evidence-based policymaking.

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Categories: English publication language | Trinidad And Tobago geographic scope | climate change | data gaps | economic vulnerability | energy efficiency | energy security | greenhouse gas emissions | monitoring capacity | policy analysis | sectoral intensities | sustainable development