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Energy Efficiency for a competitive and decarbonised EU economy
EU-ASE is known to be a leading business voice in a growing, diverse and increasingly well-organised energy efficiency community in Brussels. Since our foundation in 2010, we have helped put energy efficiency high on the agenda of EU decision makers.Together with other Brussels-based and national stakeholders we developed and promoted the Energy...
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Energy-water nexus: accelerating energy savings for the clean energy transition
The link between energy and water consumption across sectors has been so far widely neglected, despite the economic and environmental benefits it can bring to European citizens and businesses. Water and energy are interdependent and should be considered in all EU policies with the goals to make Europe’s waters more resilient, affordable and...
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Strategic investments for Europe – Evidence from cost-effective energy efficiency stories
We recognize in both public and private sector an urgent need to move from policy to practice and to replicate and scale sustainable technologies and practices. Doing so will unlock the multiple economic, environmental and social benefits that are needed to create a sustainable development pathway in our 21st century. This is especially true in...
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EU-ASE Manifesto 2019
Ahead of the upcoming May elections for the new European Parliament and new Commission, the European Alliance to Save Energy (EU-ASE) has published a manifesto underlining the key role Energy Efficiency has to play across EU policies in the next electoral cycle. For the new Parliament’s legislature, citizens want politicians who address...
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EU-ASE Response to EIB Public Consultation on Energy Lending Policy
The European Investment Bank (EIB) ran an open consultation about its Energy Lending Policy. In what regards energy efficiency, the consultation proposed three different questions that you can see here. The EIB, as the European Union (EU) Bank, plays a significant role in financing energy infrastructure. The Bank’s current approach towards...
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Position on Fitness Check on the Water Framework Directive
EU-ASE is grateful for the opportunity to submit a response to this public consultation and welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to undertake a Fitness Check on the Water Framework Directive and the Floods Directive. EU-ASE believes that these REFIT Evaluation provide a timely opportunity to understand how these well-established...
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EU-ASE Recommendations for the European Commission’s long-term strategy “A Clean Planet for All”
Key recommendations on the European Commission’s long-term strategy for 2050 In this document, we summarized our reactions to and recommendations on the European Commission’s communication A Clean Planet For All. More information on our views concerning the EU long term energy and climate strategy are available in the EU-ASE position paper...
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Companies call for net-zero emissions by 2050 to help transition to low-carbon economy
Energy Efficiency accelerating the shift to a decarbonised Europe Climate change is defining our era. If our behavior doesn’t change, we risk missing the moment when we can avoid the disastrous consequences of climate change, for people and for the natural systems that support us all. We are at a defining moment. The businesses call for a...
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A climate-proof budget to leverage the necessary investments to deliver the Paris Agreement
The EU Multi Annual Financial Framework (MFF) post 2020 will define the Union’s financial means to address societal, economic and environmental challenges for the next 7 years. Therefore, the MFF is a unique opportunity for the EU to demonstrate coherence with its long-term energy and climate objectives and a serious engagement to deliver...
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Unleashing the Energy Efficiency potentials in the EU water sector
The Energy Efficiency First principle is a powerful instrument to meet our climate goals at the least cost possible. According to a recent model scenario, aligned with the Paris Agreement, of the International Energy Agency, 76% of the GHG emissions reductions required in the European Union (EU) will need to be achieved through energy efficiency...
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