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  10 Case Studies of outstanding energy efficiency policies in Europe offer inspiration to policy makers in the Member States. They also inform the European energy efficiency debate.    Danish Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme   Energiesprong (Energy Leap) in

The brochure looks at the current state and potential of policies to become elements of a new industrial policy. Policy instruments are examined regarding their design and their implementation. Fuente: FEDARENE Enlace a la noticia: Energy Efficiency Watch

Through an EU-wide survey with efficiency experts from all Member States, intense document screenings and a business stakeholder consultation, 28 country reports have been developed. The reports analyse the situation and legal background in each Member State while combining

The findings of various research activities are condensed and translated into strategic policy conclusions. The document builds a strong basis for further discussion with stakeholders and decision makers. Fuente: FEDARENE Enlace a la noticia: Energy Efficiency Watch –

Fuente: FEDARENE Enlace a la noticia: E-Mobility Works – Brochure

Fuente: FEDARENE Enlace a la noticia: National depiction of service process

The specific objectives of the project are to: a) Assess and learn from existing Energy Efficiency policy implementation practices in EU member states, regions and cities. b) Strengthen networking opportunities for public agencies on the national, regional and local

. The World Sustainable Energy Days (WSED), one of Europe’s largest annual conferences in this field, offered a unique combination of events on sustainable energy. The 2016 conference, which was held from 24 – 26 February in Wels/Austria, attracted

The district office of the Red Cross serves an area of around 500 Km2. Built in 1992, the building was poorly insulated. In 2014, a deep renovation and thermal refurbishment of the building was implemented and financed through energy

The “Environment and Safety Center Wels North” (UMZ) was built in 2013. It covers an area of around 9,000m2, with a recycling centre, a second-hand shop and a fire station in one building. The center serves about 20,000 households.