Abstract
For its international symposium on energy conservation in April, CIB working commission W67 invited “country monographs” on the energy situation in a number of countries. Ten such reports were analysed by the author, who shows that realistic action on buildings in these countries, which he calls “The Composite Ten”, could save 10-15 per cent of their present total primary energy consumption by the year 2000 — or as much energy as is currently consumed each year in France or the UK.
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