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EmBuild presented at World Sustainable Energy Days (WSED) in Wels

EmBuild presented at World Sustainable Energy Days (WSED) in Wels

Published: 08-03-2018

The WSED 2018 conference (28 February – 2 March in Wels, Austria) included an Energy Efficiency Policy Workshop that presented successful examples for the energy transition on regional and local levels. Frank Mischler, Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and coordinator of EmBuild, looked at the main incentives for mayors and public officers to promote projects of energy efficiency. There is more public attention and buy-in if not only the energy saving aspect of such renovation projects is presented but also other benefits, for instance people get less sick as they benefit from better indoor climate, pupils learn better in retrofitted schools, local economy gets a boost for being involved in renovation projects etc. In some cases, these wider benefits become the main driver – while energy efficiency becomes the by-product.

The event was organized by the PUBLENEF project, a Horizon2020 project assisting EU countries in implementing effective and efficient sustainable energy policies. Next to the coordinator of PUBLENEF, Vlasis Oikonomou (Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy), the policy workshop included as speakers Christine Öhlinger (OÖ Energiesparverband, Austria), Marie-Laure Falque Masset (IAU Energy department ARENE, France), Ion Dogeanu (Energy Agency Bucarest, Romania) and Jose Ramón López (EVE, Spain).

A review of the 2018 edition of WSED can be found here: http://www.wsed.at/fileadmin/redakteure/wsed/2018/WSED18-Review-fin.pdf

Archive

2018

: EmBuild: National roundtables on stakeholder involvement

: EmBuild launches its Navigator: a practical guidance for the formulation and implementation of an effective renovation strategy for buildings

: Energy efficient buildings- Plan. Invest. Renovate! (EmBuild Final conference)

: EmBuild: Beyond energy savings – Accounting multiple benefits of local building renovation (webinar)

: EmBuild Fifth Steering Committee Meeting in Skopje

: EmBuild present at the World Sustainable Energy Days (WSED) in Wels on March 1st

: Connected: Have you heard about the PROSPECT?

2017

: Connected: Financing energy efficiency in Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria

: Connected: A snapshot of national renovation strategies- examples from selected EU Member States

: Connected: Attracting investment in building renovation

: Connected: 97% of buildings in the EU need to be upgraded

: Connected: Renovation in practice

: Connected: Financing the future of buildings in Central, Eastern and South-East Europe

: EmBuild: "Meeting season" has started in the Prahova County, Romania

: Announcement: Sustainable Energy Finance and Investment Summit- CROENERGY 2017!

: EmBuild: Renovation strategy guide

: Announcement: EWRC 2017

: EmBuild: Catalogue of low and no-cost measures

: EmBuild: Are there any wider benefits of deep renovation measures?

: EmBuild: Barriers that hinder deep renovation in the building sector

: EmBuild: How to motivate stakeholders

: Connected: Trigger points as a “must” in national renovation strategies

2016

: Connected: Buildings in the Clean Energy Package – a BPIE guide

: Announcement: EUSEW 2016- The EU Sustainable Energy Week

: Connected: National building renovation strategies to curb energy consumption well on track

: EmBuild: The project has started!

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