HELIO International: an independent network of energy analysts

HELIO is a non-profit thinktank.  The organisation is composed of a network of energy analysts who identify, assess, measure and publicise the contribution of energy systems and policies to ecodevelopment (sustainable and equitable development).

HELIO develops tools that are shared with other analysts and NGOs worldwide. HELIO's indicators are used to evaluate national energy systems and policies and to inform decision-makers about their effectiveness. HELIO's two principle indicator sets are:

• Sustainable Energy Watch (SEW): measures progress towards sustainable energy and development practices

• Vulnerability-Adaptation-Resilience (VAR): measures the vulnerability and resilience of national energy systems to climate change.

HELIO also developed CDM indicators to assess the contribution of clean development mechanism (CDM) projects to the sustainable and equitable development of host countries. These indicators helped the Designated National Authority (DNA) of several countries develop their own assessment criteria. The indicators were also the basis for the work of SouthSouthNorth and the international Gold Standard.

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Information about our us, our structure, and who we are   HELIO Newsletters Annual Report HELIO brochure  EN|   FR HELIO flyer EN | FR HELIO participation at key meetings and workshop Articles by HELIO members in La revue Liaison l'Énergie Francophonie - see pages 58, 63, and 69. Articles available French only.   Read papers written by experts in HELIO's network on a variety of energy issue  Management of Weather and Climate Risk in the Energy Industry: read about HELIO's contribution   HELIO Articles Ecodevelopment: One Vision, Two  How HELIO Helped to Establish the Gold Standard New Thinking: What Happened to Ecodevelopment? IUCN/HELIO Report: Energy, Ecosystems & Livelihoods HELIO viewpoint in Natural Resources Forum (p: 336) Check out a what's happening in NZ with energy users rights Information on socially-responsible, ethical capitalism fitting humanity's aspirations for a more peaceful, just and ecologically sustainable world.   A unique global coalition of civil society organizations and more than 50 governments working together to address inequalities in the financial system that penalize billions of people. The Task Force advocates for greatly improved transparency and accountability in the global financial system. Many of our reports and documents are in PDF. Click here to download the free software