October commences National Clean Energy Action Month, a celebratory time in which every government is "Leading by Example" by providing leadership in energy management and building optimization, energy resilience and security, and using advanced and distributed energy technologies. 

In this time of global market uncertainty one thing we do know is that the world needs energy - and in increasing quantities - to support economic and social progress and build a better quality of life, in particular in developing countries. But providing this energy around the globe comes with a responsibility and commitment to developing and using our resources responsibly. We are committed to protecting people and the environment and making positive economic contributions.

For developing nations, the need for reliable and affordable energy is more fundamental. It can improve and even save lives. In these countries, reliable power supports expanded industry, modern agriculture, increased trade, and improved transportation. These are the building blocks that help people escape poverty and create better lives.

Plan to effort; And look for review.

• Different agencies’ missions and goals. To Establish a direct relationship between saving energy and success in meeting these goals.

• Assess the constraints and opportunities of the governing facility. By Evaluating energy use patterns based on renewable, or eco-based, and current levels of energy use. Use this information to ensure that you develop obtainable goals and plan activities well-suited to government policy as mentioned in the National Energy mechanism.

• On needs ,recruit capable and resourced policy to develop National Energy cooperation.

• Assess your financial resources and develop a preliminary budget.

• Examine existing links with institutional groups and others that can help promote your program.

• Consider an evaluation mechanism for gathering behavioral data and reporting program results.