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Energy Forum 15: Energy Efficiency in Local Authorities in Israel

Ofira Ayalon, Michal Nachmany, Tal Goldrath
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October 2009

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Ayalon, O., Nachmany, M., & Goldrath, T. (2009). Energy Forum 15: Energy Efficiency in Local Authorities in Israel. Samuel Neaman Institute.
https://www.neaman.org.il/en/ef15-efficiency-local-authorities-israel/

Local authorities consume energy for street lighting, air-conditioning and lighting of public buildings, fuels for vehicle fleets, fuels for heavy mechanical equipment etc. The annual energy consumption of local authorities in Israel is estimated at 2-3 billion kwh.

Increasing energetic efficiency in local authorities creates several important benefits – it allows great budget savings, reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, and sets a personal example for leading environmental awareness and energy efficiency steps for the community and the entire public.

An interview with Prof. Ofira Ayalon at Reshet B:

The discussion held in the framework of the 15th Energy Forum raised the various issues regarding opportunities and barriers for promoting energy efficiency in the local authorities.

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