Technologies and Solutions for Energy Security

The present document is the contribution of a broad industrial ecosystem to the European Commission’s AccelerateEU task to develop a catalogue of replicable measures to produce energy savings and system efficiency gains for the EU Energy Ministers that will gather in Cyprus on 13 May 2026.

The document builds on and updates a European Alliance to Save Energy’s 2022 catalogue of technology and solutions, originally developed in response to the energy crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. While the context has evolved, the need for coordinated action remains.

This updated catalogue presents cross-sectoral, readily deployable energy efficiency technologies and solutions that can strengthen energy security, alongside industry commitment to support the development of concrete action plans for their large-scale implementation.

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EU-ASE’s 2025 in Review

In a fast-changing political and economic environment, 2025 was a year of continued efforts to strengthen security, stability, and competitiveness for European businesses.

Throughout the year, our work demonstrated that energy efficiency is not only essential to achieving climate goals, but also a key driver of innovation, energy independence and sustainable long-term growth across Europe.

We hope you enjoy reading this report as much as we enjoyed writing it.

Do you want to know more about our plan for 2026? Interested in joining? Contact us!

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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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Gender Equality Index 2024

Education and training are essential for gender equality and for everyone’s ability to adapt to labour market changes fuelled by the green and digital transitions. Tertiary education is vital for good quality job opportunities, while lifelong learning enhances social mobility and helps women and men in all their diversity to adapt to workplace transformation. The domain of knowledge is marked by
women slightly surpassing men in both educational attainment and participation in adult learning.

Persistent gender segregation in education – with women significantly outnumbering men in studying education, health and welfare, and humanities and the arts – remains a major challenge.

EU policy developments in the domain of knowledge focus on bringing more women into STEM study fields and on upskilling and reskilling to enable citizens and the economy to adapt to the twin transitions.  The digital education action plan is a key enabler of the European education area and aims to make better use of digital technology for teaching and learning and to develop relevant digital skills and competencies for digital transformation.

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