The Flexible Demand Accelerator Pledge

Together with a coalition of 13 European business associations and civil society organisations, we have signed the Flexible Demand Accelerator Pledge.

The pledge calls on the European Commission to:

  • Embed National Tripartite Dialogues on Flexible Demand in every Member State.
  • Ensure all demand-side resources, from homes to factories, can access energy markets on equal terms.
  • Align tariffs and incentives with real-time price signals.
  • Monitor Member State progress through annual reporting to the Energy Council.

By making demand more flexible, Europe can cut energy waste, reduce costly peak generation and improve grid performance. This is essential to build an energy system that is not only more resilient and affordable but also more energy-efficient and competitive

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Energy Efficiency First at the heart of the EU Climate Law

Nearly 100 businesses and associations have urged the Danish Presidency to safeguard the ambition and integrity of the EU Climate Law by keeping explicit references to the Energy Efficiency First (EE1st) principle in the Presidency’s compromise text.

EE1st is a cornerstone for building a secure, affordable, and fully decarbonised EU energy system. Removing it from the Climate Law would:

  • Undermine implementation of the EU’s energy efficiency framework
  • Create uncertainty for policymakers, regulators, and investors still legally bound by the Fit for 55 Package
  • Weaken Europe’s collective capacity to deliver on its climate objectives

The energy efficiency industry already supports 1.2 million local jobs across Europe, generates €150 billion in direct annual turnover, cuts energy imports and strengthens European competitiveness

To unlock these benefits, the sector needs consistent, long-term political and legislative support. Weakening or removing EE1st would take us backwards – depriving European businesses of the stability and predictability needed for project delivery, large-scale industrial investments, skills development, research, and innovation.

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EU-ASE Calls for energy and climate stability towards 2040

EU-ASE and over 300 companies and associations urge Europe’s leaders to secure long-term investment certainty by adopting a strong industrial, energy and climate framework for 2040.

Energy efficiency must be at the heart of this framework. It is the most cost-effective way to cut emissions, reduce dependency on energy imports and boost competitiveness. Setting ambitious energy efficiency targets will drive innovation, strengthen the cleantech sector and ensure a just and resilient energy transition.


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Call to Set a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Target of at least 90% by 2040

The EU should set a greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of at least 90% by 2040. This is not only a critical milestone on the path to climate neutrality, it’s also a powerful driver of the EU’s competitiveness, economic growth, energy security and resilience.

By accelerating the clean energy transition and improving energy efficiency, this target will directly support the EU’s strategy to strengthen energy security for both citizens and businesses, while stimulating the investments and innovations needed for a competitive and prosperous future.

We’re proud to stand with over 150 leading businesses and investors calling on EU policymakers to set a bold, clear course that empowers business action and long-term growth.

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EU-ASE’s 2024 in Review

2024 was a year of action for EU-ASE, strengthening the role of energy efficiency as a key driver of competitiveness, energy security and decarbonisation in Europe.

Through high-level advocacy, strategic publications, impactful events and digital outreach, we worked to ensure that energy efficiency remains at the heart of EU policymaking. From shaping the Clean Industrial Deal and influencing climate targets to hosting the third edition of European Energy Efficiency Day, our efforts have helped reinforce energy system efficiency as a key priority for Europe’s future.

The 2024 Activity Report showcases our engagement with EU institutions to shape energy efficiency policies, the publications and position papers that contributed to the energy efficiency agenda and the events and speaking engagements that amplified industry and policymaker dialogue.

As we move into 2025, we remain committed to advancing a sustainable, competitive and energy-efficient Europe.

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