- Module A: Understanding, Identifying and Implementing Energy Efficiency Opportunities for Industrial/Commercial Users – By Technology
- Lecture 1.1: Achieving a 60 percent Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2050
- Lecture 1.2: Carbon Down, Profits Up – Multiple Benefits for Australia of Energy Efficiency
- Lecture 1.3: Integrated Approaches to Energy Efficiency and Low Carbon Technologies
- Lecture 1.4: A Whole Systems Approach to Energy Efficiency in New and Existing Systems
- Lecture 2.1: The Importance and Benefits of a Front-Loaded Design Process
- Lecture 2.2: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings
- Lecture 2.3: Opportunities for improving the Efficiency of HVAC Systems
- Lecture 3.1: Opportunities for Improving the Efficiency of Motor Systems
- Lecture 3.2: Opportunities for Improving the Efficiency of Boiler and Steam Distribution Systems
- Lecture 3.3: Energy Efficiency Improvements available through Co-Generation
- Module B: Understanding, Identifying and Implementing Energy Efficiency Opportunities for Industrial/Commercial Users – By Sector
- Lecture 4.1: What Factors are Causing Rising Peak and Base Load Electricity Demand in Australia?
- Lecture 4.2: Demand Management Approaches to Reduce Rising ‘Peak Load’ Electricity Demand
- Lecture 4.3: Demand Management Approaches to Reduce Rising ‘Base Load’ Electricity Demand
- Lecture 4.4: Making Energy Efficiency Opportunities a Win-Win for Customers and the Utility: Decoupling Energy Utility Profits from Electricity Sales
- Lecture 5.1: Demand Management Approaches to Reduce Rising ‘Peak Load’ Demand
- Lecture 5.2: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing Industries
- Lecture 5.3: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in the IT Industry and Services Sector
- Lecture 6.1: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in the Tourism and Hospitality Sectors
- Lecture 6.2: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in the Food Processing and Retail Sector
- Lecture 6.3: Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in the Fast Food Industry
- Module C: Integrated Approaches to Energy Efficiency and Low Emissions Electricity, Transport and Distributed Energy
- Lecture 7.1: Opportunities and Technologies to Produce Low Emission Electricity from Fossil Fuels
- Lecture 7.2: Can Renewable Energy Supply Peak Electricity Demand?
- Lecture 7.3: Can Renewable Energy Supply Base Electricity Demand?
- Lecture 7.4: Hidden Benefits of Distributed Generation to Supply Base Electricity Demand
- Lecture 8.1: Designing a Sustainable Transport Future
- Lecture 8.2: Integrated Approaches to Energy Efficiency and Alternative Transport Fuels – Passenger Vehicles
- Lecture 8.3: Integrated Approaches to Energy Efficiency and Alternative Transport Fuels - Trucking
- Lecture 9.1: Residential Building Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Opportunities: Towards a Climate-Neutral Home
- Lecture 9.2: Commercial Building Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Opportunities: Towards Climate-Neutral Commercial Buildings
- Lecture 9.3: Beyond Energy Efficiency and Distribute Energy: Options to offset emissions
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