Study on Environment Engineering with the First Long-Term Agreement on Energy Efficiency of Netherlands and its Enlightenments

Jing Jing Tong; Li Li Feng; Ming Shun Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.788.293

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Study on Environment Engineering with the First Long-Term Agreement on Energy Efficiency of Netherlands and its Enlightenments

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mproving energy efficiency is an important way of energy saving and emission reduction. Great achievements have been obtained by the First Long-term Agreements on Energy Efficiency (short for LTA1) of Netherlands in this regard. Whats more, it deserves to learn. The history, structure, operation process, achievements and deficiencies of LTA1 are analyzed systematically, and the enlightenments about how to improve energy efficiency in China will also be provided in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 788)

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Jing Jing Tong, Li Li Feng, Ming Shun Zhang

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Emission Reduction, Energy Conservation, Energy Efficiency, Enlightenments, Environment Engineering, First Long-Term Agreement on Energy Efficiency

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