Asia's use of energy will continue to dramatically increase unless changes in energy-consuming infrastructure are made. One of the most effective and proven tools for increasing energy efficiency is e

In Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam, key leaders are redefining the Asian economic crisis as an opportunity. Because fuel imports exacerbate the depletion of foreign exchange, the time is opportu

The proliferation of household appliances is a global energy problem, and this comparative study of appliance energy labeling in the U.S. and Thailand offers opportunities to learn from the implementa

Energy labels are an integral part of European Union (EU) energy efficiency policy, both as a policy instrument in their own right and because they provide the basis for other interventions, such as r

This study was commissioned to gather information needed to make decisions on the establishment of a labeling program on a regional (or sub-regional) basis in the Pacific. The study was to provide an

This paper compares and contrasts the current and proposed minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) levels for the USA, Australia, and Europe. It provides a quantitative estimate of the relative st

This report is a chapter taken from the book Global Greenhouse Regime: Who Pays? This chapter focuses on the potential for reducing CO2 emissions in the power sector in Thailand. It also describes the