EU-ASE at EUSEW 2023: The role of competitive clean energy technologies to implement climate targets for 2030.

On Thursday 22 June 2023, EU-ASE President Monica Frassoni spoke at the European Sustainable Energy Week 2023 (EUSEW) event titled “The role of competitive clean energy technologies to implement climate targets for 2030”.

Discussion revolved around the significance of energy efficiency for the EU`s climate goals, industrial and economic competitiveness and resilience to polycrises.

Monica stated: “The proposal for a Net-Zero Industry Act, unfortunately, has a very insufficient attention to Energy Efficiency First principle and the need to reduce energy demand.”

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EU-ASE at High Sustainability – Goals for sustainable development in the new world disorder

On Monday 19 June 2023, EU-ASE President Monica Frassoni spoke at Radio Radicle’s podcast: “High Sustainability – Goals for sustainable development in the new world disorder”.

The episode titled “High Sustainability – Goals for Sustainable Development in the New World Disorder” was hosted by Valeria Manieri and included the following speakers:

  • Michele Governatori (Head of Power & Gas at ECCO)
  • Ilaria Bertini (Director of ENEA National Agency for Energy Efficiency)
  • Monica Frassoni (President of the European Alliance to Save Energy)

The topics of discussion included: Environment, Car, Home, China, Climate, Competition, Consumption, Ecology, Economy, Building, Electricity, Energy, Renewable Sources, Photovoltaic, Gas, Globalization, War, Business, Industry, Pollution, Investment, Italy, Market, Saving, Russia, Health, Sustainability, Development, Technology, Ukraine, European Union.

The video recording of this episode is available here.

 

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To deliver the ambition of new energy efficiency directives

Switching all conventional light points to LEDs is one of the easiest, quickest and most cost-effective ways of reducing energy consumption, says Alice Steenland from Signify says Alice Steenland of Signify in Foresight Climate & Energy ahead of the second edition of European Energy Efficiency Day.

A simple change can make a big difference.

Simply swapping conventional lights for LED alternatives can reduce lighting-related energy usage by 50% or more. With smart lighting management in place, energy savings can approach 80% over conventional technology.

In Europe, half of all currently installed lights, residential and commercial combined, are conventional. This represents an enormous opportunity. Replacing all conventional lights in the EU with LED alternatives could save an estimated €65 billion in energy costs, depending on energy rates, and could reduce CO2 emissions by 51 million tonnes—not just once, but every single year.

 

Read the full article on Foresight Climate & Energy.

More information on Energy Efficiency Day here & Register here.

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EU-ASE at HEATLAP: Final Dissemination event

On Thursday 6 July, EU-ASE President Monica Frassoni spoke at the HEATLAP Final Dissemination event in Brussels.

The HEATLEAP project aims to demonstrate the environmental and economic benefits of waste heat recovery systems such as large heat pumps in energy intensive industries and gas expanders in gas distribution networks by testing these technologies at real scale.

EU-ASE President Monica Frassoni continued to emphasize the significance of energy efficiency for the 2050 Net Zero targets as well as for the competitiveness of EU’s industry.

The event took place at: L42 Business Center, Rue de la Loi 42, Brussels, Belgium.

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Meet the Water-Energy Nexus

We are thrilled to share our latest publication, an informative infographic highlighting the Water-Energy Nexus. In today’s climate and energy crisis, understanding the water-energy nexus is crucial for driving substantial savings in both resources while reducing emissions and enhancing European industry competitiveness.

Meet the Water-Energy Nexus infographic, developed by The European Alliance to Save Energy with the support of our members. 

Understanding the interdependent relationship between water and energy is crucial as we strive for sustainability and to combat the challenges of climate change. In these times of multiple crises, Europe is currently facing both energy and water crises. It is imperative that we join forces to address these challenges collectively. Recognizing the significance of the water-energy nexus, it is crucial for Europe to take decisive action and prioritize these issues without delay.

The infographic highlights:

– the connection between water consumption and produce energy

– the energy used to abstract and treat water

– the interlink between energy and water in sectors such as buildings and industry

This visual is a great tool to raise awareness about the water-energy nexus in relation to upcoming key moments of the ordinary legislative procedure related to:

Industrial Emissions Directive (IED)
Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD)
Nature Restoration Law (NRL)

View the full infographic here

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