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In order to reduce CO2 emission in the atmosphere, more use of energy efficient lighting products must be made. Several obstacles prevent this from happening, for instance, higher purchase prices coupled with lack of understanding of the overall long-term benefits. Due to the fact that few national and European schemes (with focus on maximising the total cost of ownership) are in operation, ‘Bottom up to Kyoto' (ButK) will aim, during 36 months and in 5 municipalities of Europe:
‘ButK' is an initiative launched by the European Lamp Companies Federation (ELC), with the support of the Intelligent Energy Europe Agency (IEEA) and in conjunction with 8 partners (5 EU municipalities and 3 organisations), that relies on an expert partnership that ensures that these objectives are achieved and that each municipality is provided with a tailor-made energy efficient lighting strategy that can serve as a model for other municipalities in Europe. The ‘Bottom up to Kyoto' initiative is a partner of:
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