Leading others to a better future with sustainable impact requires that we first walk the path ourselves. Here’s how You can help lead.
Evidence-Based Solutions
Our Mission
We leverage the powerful potential of a market-driven economy to foster corporate social responsibility and a more efficient use of natural resources.
Our Methodology
We develop impactful campaigns that influence others, with messaging designed to build advocacy for common sense solutions that achieve effective results.
We are PR for Planet Earth
Latest News
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JARN Magazine Japan
Influential Japanese HVAC&R Magazine Promotes Eneref Institute’s Campaign...
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HVAC & Refrigeration Insider
Prominent HVAC/R Trade Website Announces Eneref’s “Cool Room. Cool Earth” Campaign...
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School Planning & Management Magazine
Top School Facilities Magazine Highlights Eneref’s Call for Daylight in Classrooms...
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Smart Lighting Magazine Spain
Key Spanish Lighting Website Spotlights Eneref Institute’s Efforts Before the UN...
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Lighting China Magazine
Leading Chinese Publication Promotes Eneref’s Call to the United Nations...
Participate
We launch initiatives that spur decision-makers into action. We encourage participation and sponsorship in our initiatives from like-minded organizations and individuals. And we welcome opportunities to launch entirely new initiatives that echo our mission.
- 1Ignite a Movement
- 2Get inspired
Learn from others. Sign up for one of Eneref Institute’s online Web Forums or in-person Seminars.
- 3Lead Others
- 4Influence Cause
Distribute our Advocacy Reports to influence better outcomes and cause someone to act in favor of people and planet before profit.
- 5Drive Change
Understanding the Market Obstacles to a healthy planet gives you the power to help drive change.
What we campaign for
# RightToDaylight
# CoolRoomCoolEarth
# ReinventWorkplace
# ErongiPeople
# EcoDesigChallange
# WellnessSchools
Eneref Impact Campaigns are designed to make headlines, create a common understanding of how to think about an issue and get people to take action. We look to cast issues in a different light. We encourage the understanding of measures required for conservation, as well as the propagation of important information through the media. Eneref uses campaigns to cooperate with governing agencies and organizations in developing educational and public awareness reports.
ENEREF INSTITUTE INITIATIVES
What we advocate for
Energy Initiative
Energy supply is the largest contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. However, GHG can be reduced with energy efficiency improvements. Learn more.
Land Initiative
The shift to urban societies is a global trend that increases greenhouse gas emissions. Sustainable flooring systems can reduce our carbon footprint Learn more.
Building Initiative
Rapid economic development and urbanization is propelling large building activity. Buildings are critical to the global challenge of sustainable development. Learn more.
Industry Initiative
Industrial activities create all the products that satisfy human needs. An absolute reduction of industry emissions requires a broad set of mitigation options. Learn more.
Transport Initiative
Transport can be an agent of sustained urban development that prioritizes equity, accessibility, traffic safety, and time-savings for the poor while reducing emissions Learn more.
Water Initiative
Approximately over 2 billion people face water shortages in over 40 countries. Extensive global water withdrawal limits supplies for various human needs. Learn more.
Cities Initiative
The scale and speed of urbanization will require a massive build-up of infrastructure, a key driver of GHG emissions across multiple sectors. Learn more.
Food Initiative
Food production generates nearly a quarter of all GHG emissions. Meat and dairy consumption – foods with outsized climate impacts – is on the rise. Learn more.
SOLUTIONS VALIDATED
TESTIMONIALS IN OUR REPORTS
Harley Ellis Devereaux is pleased to announce their spotlight in a recent Eneref Institute report.
When you don't control outside air in buildings, it leads to significant temperature and humidity control problems for guests and increases the chance of bacterial growth.
Terry Smith
- VP of Engineering Global Design Strategies at Marriott International
We would be more comfortable. We’d reduce our carbon footprint. There’s really no downside
William Goetzler
- Lead author of the report Research & Development Opportunities for Joining Technologies in HVAC&R and Navigant Managing Director
If the costs were the same, then I would hope we would all have inverter-driven variable speed technology systems because we’d save energy and operating cost.
William Goetzler
- Lead author of the report Research & Development Opportunities for Joining Technologies in HVAC&R and Navigant Managing Director.
Sensitivity to congestion is the determinate factor in how people organize in and around cities.
How Congestion Shapes Cities:
Fewer or no work-related interruptions add to a general feeling of wellbeing.
Telework, Productivity and Wellbeing - Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society, The University of Melbourne
Working away from the office engenders a more positive attitude towards work
Telework, Productivity and Wellbeing - Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society, The University of Melbourne
Teleworkers feel ‘more in control’ of their work, which in turn eases work-related stress.
Telework, Productivity and Wellbeing - Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society, The University of Melbourne