CADDET Renewable Energy is an International Energy Agency agreement for the exchange of information on commercial renewable energy projects and has been operating since 1993. CADDET stands for Centre for the Analysis and Dissemination of Demonstrated Energy Technologies.

 

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.

 

Information from CADDET Renewable Energy is made available through four main products :

- The Renewable Energy Register : database of demonstrated renewable energy projects. Each entry includes a technical description of the project, economic, environmental and performance data, publication references and contacts for further information.

- The Renewable Energy Newsletter : quarterly newsletter containing the latest information on renewable energy technologies around the world, highlighting news items, national renewable energy policies, individual projects and the latest developments. The contents are provided by the CADDET RE members and include details of current CADDET products.

- Technical Brochures : case studies of projects selected from the CADDET Renewable Energy Register. These brochures expand on the data available in the Register and include photographs and diagrams of the installations and contact details for further information.

- Reviews : these studies, performed by experts from CADDET RE members and other IEA agreements, provide detailed reviews across a range of topical renewable energy subjects.

 

These products are available on CADDET RE's web site : http://www.caddet-re.org.