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Development of the Sector Studies 1. Energy Efficiency2. Fuel Switching3. Heat & Power Recovery4. Renewable Energy5. Feedstock Change6. Product Change7.

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Economic Growth & Resource Productivity Ms Cheryl DeshaMr Charlie Hargroves Executive Director, TNEP Research Fellow, Griffith University
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Presentation on theme: "Development of the Sector Studies 1. Energy Efficiency2. Fuel Switching3. Heat & Power Recovery4. Renewable Energy5. Feedstock Change6. Product Change7."— Presentation transcript:

1 Development of the Sector Studies 1. Energy Efficiency2. Fuel Switching3. Heat & Power Recovery4. Renewable Energy5. Feedstock Change6. Product Change7. Materials Efficiency8. Reducing Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases

2 Residential Buildings Energy Use

3 Commercial Buildings Energy Use

4 Heavy Industry (Steel Production) Energy Use

5 Heavy Industry (Cement Production) Energy Use

6 Agriculture Energy Use

7 Transport (Cars & Light Vehicles) Energy Use

8 Transport (Heavy Freight Vehicles) Energy Use

9 Transport (Air) Energy Use

10 Transport (Rail) Energy Use

11 Transport (General) Energy Use

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