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Happy New Year 2016

14.12.2015 – We wish you the best in 2016

Survey on Eurostat guidance note "The impact of EPC´s on government accounts"

27.11.2015 – On 7 August 2015, Eurostat published a guidance note titled "The impact of EPC´s on government accounts". If until now the European System of National and Regional Accounts (ESA 2010...

Press release of project ProCold

26.11.2015 – Commercial and professional cold products use a massive amount of energy. If best models are chosen, savings between 30 and 50 % can be expected, leading to a reduction of the total...

Education towards nZEB is back on track

20.11.2015 – The abbreviation nZEB stands for nearly Zero Energy Building. A lot has been written about this kind of building, but far more atten-tion should be given to their actual implementation...

Pathways to Deep Decarbonisation

20.11.2015 – Summary of workshop of the FP7 project CECILIA2050 contributed to this discussion with presentations on climate change policy options and modelling approaches to explore the impacts...

ProCold project and product competition for professional refrigeration

10.11.2015 – The recently launched European ProCold project (topten.eu/pro-cold) is promoting the development and use of energy-efficient professional and commercial plug-in refrigeration equipment....

ComplianTV - Final Project Event

19.6.2015 – The ComplianTV project's final event, where the results of the TV testing and label display monitoring activities will be presented.

Increasing quality and trust to make Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) markets flourish across Europe

22.12.2024 – The conference session is organised by Transparense in cooperation with the EASME‐funded projects EESI 2020 and ICP Europe and the European associations eu.ESCO and EFIEES

Start of the EEPLIANT Action on Market Surveillance of Energy Label and Efficiency Requirements

26.5.2015 – The key objective of the EEPLIANT is to help deliver the intended economic and environment benefits of the EU Energy Labelling and Ecodesign legislations by increasing the rates of...