National Energy Productivity Plan

The initial national energy productivity plan sets in train the first steps in a 15 year journey to unlock australia s full energy productivity potential.

National energy productivity plan.

At its december 2015 meeting the energy council agreed it had a significant contribution to make in a national cooperative effort to better integrate energy and climate policy. The nepp will ensure australians are able to effectively manage their energy costs improve the productivity of their energy use and improve their access to least cost energy. It is hoped that this will see australian consumers businesses and the environment all better off. Being energy efficient means using less energy to achieve the same outcomes.

Download the plan here. These can include changing energy purchasing contracts switching fuels and using renewable energy and battery storage. Being energy efficient and improving energy productivity in. Energy productivity doing more using the same or less energy includes energy efficiency along with other ways to reduce energy costs.

By working together the commonwealth government states and territories industry and communities. A key part of this effort is the council s national energy productivity plan nepp. National energy productivity plan to benefit all 4 december 2015 consumers could be getting a lot more value from the money they spend on energy if australia s energy productivity was on par with other comparable countries such as japan germany and the united kingdom. The coag energy council recognised that improving energy productivity helps.