Energy Efficiency, a key tool for decarbonization
The Energy Efficiency Watch published Key Policy Recommendations as a tool for policy makers to support in the drafting energy efficiency policies. The design and implementation of energy efficiency policies, and on broader level the energy transition, can be accelerated if accompanied by supportive narratives.
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Publications
The section provides access to reports, policies, good practice examples, guides and tools developed in the EEW4 project.
How to develop successful narratives around energy efficiency?
The Energy Efficiency Watch published a set of ten case studies, which analyse and consolidate enabling narratives for energy efficiency that resonate in different national and regional contexts.
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Energy efficiency expert online survey
The expert survey aimed at gathering input from the community of energy experts in Europe on the progress of EE policy implementation in each Member State and narratives having an impact on it.
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Results & documents
Key results of the Energy-EfficiencyWatch 4 project will be available on this page.
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Our mission and approach
Energy Efficiency Watch 4 is a Horizon 2020 project aiming at supporting public authorities to implement the Energy Union and in particular the Energy Efficiency Directive.
The project intends to develop narratives for the national, regional and local levels, creating a broader understanding of the multiple benefits of energy efficiency such as improvement of air quality, modernization of buildings, job creation, climate protection, and energy security.
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Keep yourself updated on the latest events organised all over Europe and connect to key energy efficiency experts.
The European Green Deal and the National Energy and Climate Plan in The Netherlands
- NATIONAL WORKSHOPS
Organized in cooperation with the Dutch Parliament
“Fit for 55” package: is the EU on its way for fossil free cities?
- NATIONAL WORKSHOPS
Buildings today account for 36% of GHG emissions from energy in Europe. As part of the "Fit for 55" …
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