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The
World Energy Efficiency Association grew out of a 1992 initiative
of the Atlantic Council of the United States which brought
together a diverse group of over ninety world energy experts to
study how to improve the effectiveness of energy technology
cooperation, transfer efforts and programs.
The
group's final report stressed the need for an international
mechanism, such as the World Energy Efficiency Association, to
assist developing and reindustrializing countries in accessing
information on energy efficiency.
Since
1993, WEEA
has assisted developing countries in accessing information on
energy efficiency, served as a clearinghouse for information on
energy efficiency programs, technologies and measures,
publicized international cooperation efforts in energy
efficiency and disseminated this information worldwide.
The
organization continues its efforts in meeting the goals with
which it was charged in 1993.
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