The CADDET programme was first set up in 1988, within an Agreement of the International Energy Agency (IEA), to promote the international exchange of information on energy-efficient technologies. In April 1993, the Agreement was extended to cover the full field of renewable energy technologies. The Agreement was further extended in 1997 to include the GREENTIE programme, covering technologies which mitigate the emission of greenhouse gases. The Agreement is known as the IEA Energy and Environmental Technologies Information Centres (EETIC).

What CADDET Renewable Energy Offers You

CADDET Renewable Energy gathers information on full-scale commercial projects which are operating in its member countries, currently Australia, Denmark, France, Japan, The Republic of Korea, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States and the European Commission. The CADDET programme covers the full range of commercial renewable energy technologies. Click here for an introductory brochure. This brochure is in Adobe Acrobat PDF format for which you will need the free viewer. Click on the icon below to download the viewer.