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The need for speed | Contribution to the EUSEW2021
by Harry Verhaar Head of Global Public & Government Affairs and Chairman of the board of the European Alliance to Save Energy. In this climate-critical decade, Europe is faced with the...
Commission strengthens EU energy efficiency rules, lacks ambition on targets
The European Commission unveiled today its “Fit for 55” package to adapt the EU’s energy and climate legislation to the new goals of reducing emissions by at least 55% by 2030 and reach climate...
Response to the Public Consultation on the EPBD revision
The European Alliance to Save Energy (EU-ASE) welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the European Commission’s Public Consultation procedure regarding the revision of the Energy Performance...
Making the Energy Efficiency Directive fit for 55%
Following the adoption of the Climate Law and in view of its higher climate ambition for 2030 and 2050, the European Union must revise its energy efficiency rules to make energy efficiency the...
Carbon pricing and buildings: A new trigger for the Renovation Wave?
Buildings are responsible for around 40% of CO2 emissions in the EU. To decarbonise this sector, the European Commission is considering introducing a carbon price. The workshop looked...
EU-ASE at launch of EASAC Report on the Decarbonisation of Buildings
On 2 June 2021, the president of the European Alliance to Save Energy Monica Frassoni participated in the panel discussion for the launch of the report “Decarbonisation of buildings: for...
Both effectively & economically, #energyefficiency is the best strategy we have for a swift reduction in CO2 emissions. The #RenovationWave gives us an excellent foundation on which to start, writes @Harry_Verhaar on #EUSEW2021 blog 🏘️💡
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🔜The @EU_Commission's Renovation Wave Strategy sets out a concrete plan to double the annual #energy renovation rate by 2030: but can this happen fast enough?
@Harry_Verhaar (@EUASE) proposes that actions work in harmony, but also at pace 👣
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