In 2020, the European Commission presented its ‘Renovation Wave’ strategy to boost energy renovation of buildings in the EU. This strategy contains an action plan with: regulatory, financing and enabling measures; and the goal of at least doubling the annual energy renovation rate of buildings by 20
On 14 Οctober 2020, the European Commission published its Renovation Wave Strategy to improve the energy performance of buildings. With this, the Commission initiates a series of actions to double renovation rates in the next ten years, in order to cut emissions, boost recovery and reduce energy pov
CT1 New Nearly Zero Energy Buildings.
Supporting the delivery of public Nearly Zero Energy Buildings from 2018 target and moving beyond current levels.
Developing and implementing reinforced building renovation strategies.
Improving transparency and supporting the use of the revised CEN EPB standards.
Reinforcing, modernising and enforcing building codes, broadening the scope including electro-mobility.
CT5 Certification and Training.
Upgrading Energy Performance Certificates and their quality, learning from experiences and best practice.
Mobilising finance for energy efficiency in buildings, integration of complementary policies.
Policy packages for existing buildings based on results and data for successful implementation.
Supporting development of smart buildings; building automation, controls and electronic monitoring.
CCT3 Impact, Capacity and Data.
Focusing on outcomes of energy performance and improvement of capacity and access to data.