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These are the principles to ensure that energy efficiency investments -are systematically and fairly assessed when energy policy is     developed, are given priority when they are more cost-effective than equivalent investments in energy supply and also can compete on equal terms with investments in energy supply.

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“Energy Union will succeed by putting Efficiency First”

As key stakeholders in the European energy industry, the members of EU-ASE welcome the creation of the Energy Union and look forward to the positive impact that its success will have on European energy security and sustainability. That success will require bold choices, the implementation of which must be characterised by policies that are strong, smart, and timely, especially when it comes to maximising returns on monetary investments.

The creation and execution of such policies should rest, in part, on five principles:

  1. “Efficiency First” policy compass
  2. Enforcement of existing regulations
  3. Reclassifying energy efficiency investments
  4. Strong 2030 governance
  5. Increased ambitions for 2030 energy-reduction goals

 

The creation of the Energy Union presents a tremendous opportunity to strengthen the European energy position, and the EU-ASE looks forward to its success. That success will require smart decisions and policies that should rest, in part, on five principals: adopting an “Efficiency First” policy compass, enforcing existing regulations, reclassifying energy efficiency investments, ensuring strong governance for the 2030 goals, and increasing the ambition of the 2030 energy efficiency target.

 

Moving forward with these principles will require bravery and boldness. But as President Juncker noted in his speech on 16 July 2014: “I want a European Union that is bigger and more ambitious in the big things and smaller and more modest on small things”.

The Energy Union, and the role of energy efficiency within it, is a big thing.

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EU-ASE Activity Report 2014

  • 55 articles on Brussels based, national and international online and printed media

  • 7 events with European Commission, Parliament, diplomats & businessmen

  • 10 speaking slots for President and members at public events

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EU-ASE Recommendations for the EU Jobs, Growth, and Investment Package

The European Alliance to Save Energy (EU-ASE) welcomes the Jobs, Growth, and Investment Package that Commission President Juncker intends to present in the context of the upcoming Europe 2020 review.

We appreciate the opportunity to offer recommendations to incorporate energy efficiency in the Package. Energy efficiency measures deserve top consideration for inclusion in the Package simply because they are proven to maximise return on investment and to foster robust job creation. The mechanisms to implement them already exist and can be scaled up without delay.

In this short paper, we highlight the potential of energy efficiency to create jobs, promote and protect growth, and we outline six specific proposals for incorporating energy efficiency into the Package.

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Infografica: Dare valore ai numeri: cosa comporta per l’Europa un target di efficienza energetica al 30% entro il 2030

Dare valore ai numeri:

cosa comporta per l’Europa un target di efficienza energetica al 30% entro il 2030

Le automobili europee 28% a maggior basso consume rispetto al 1995

L’industria europea ha migliorato l’efficienza energetica 10% rispetto agli USA tra 2001 e 2011

Il consumo delle nuove abitazioni 40% energia in meno rispetto a 20 anni fa

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