Programme Building Green Copenhagen 2019 Knowledge-sharing platform and product exhibition Building Green is a knowledge-sharing platform for the brightest actors in the field. It is a meeting point for turnkey products from a wide range of manufacturers in the construction and energy sectors. It constitutes a unique opportunity to showcase energy solutions targeting the professionals in the industry.
Post date: 25 Oct 2019
Type: Evento
Smart grid is triggering the transformation of traditional electricity consumers into electricity prosumers. This paper reports a case study of transforming an existing residential cluster in Sweden into electricity prosumers. The main energy concepts include:
Post date: 24 Oct 2019
Type: Publication
The EU-funded EU-Korea Climate Action project supports Climate Partnerships between Korean and European non-state entities who commit to implement climate actions in priority areas such as renewable energy, energy efficiency in buildings, sustainable mobility, circular economy and best low-carbon business practices.
Post date: 21 Oct 2019
Type: Noticias
The Spara and bevara* database contains bibliographic records on articles and books dealing with energy efficiency in historic buildings. You will also find full-text documents and links to electronic resources. *Spara och bevara is Swedish for "Save and preserve" as in save energy and preserve historic buildings. Link to the database: http://eprints.sparaochbevara.se/
Post date: 17 Oct 2019
Type: Enlace
Post date: 11 Oct 2019
Type: Evento
Hardi, can you tell us a bit more about what you do and what Rannaliiva is and does?
Post date: 4 Oct 2019
Type: Publication
USEF was founded in 2014 by seven key players, active across the smart energy industry. It grew out of the Smart Energy Collective (SEC), a Dutch multi-partner collaboration, developing smart energy technologies and services and bringing them together into five large-scale smart energy pilot projects. This work demonstrated an urgent need for a common standard for smart energy development to ensure interconnectivity in a future integrated market.
Post date: 2 Oct 2019
Type: Enlace
Be sure to subscribe now to the EPB Center Newsletter for staying informed and do contact us for any questions you might have related to the set of Energy Performance of Buildings standards!
Post date: 25 Sep 2019
Type: Noticias
While we enter a transition in the European framework for energy efficiency, ex-post impact evaluations can bring facts and figures about current achievements towards the 2020 targets, and useful feedback to improve policies in view of the 2030 targets.
Post date: 24 Sep 2019
Type: Evento