Scaling-up Deep-Energy Retrofit Markets Towards 2030 Targets
The EU is funding various projects on issues around energy efficiency and building renovation. Yet, while similar projects address the same challenges, there is little or no information exchange and collaboration between them. Additionally, the question remains of how much feedback these projects provide to policy makers and thus how they effectively support reaching EU 2030 targets and the long-term objective of decarbonising the building stock by 2050.
This event is not about project presentations per se, instead projects’ representatives will answer questions made by a panel of policy makers and stakeholders, including property owners, local representatives and architects. Thanks to the active involvement of the audience and the coordination between projects’ representatives and panellists, this event’s dual goal is to give voice to the specific concerns and needs of stakeholders, whilst highlighting the strengths and possible challenges faced during the implementation of these projects.
The debate is expected to bridge the knowledge gap among different stakeholders and support policy makers in tackling the barriers and leverage the opportunities of deep renovation. Its outcome will focus on how inclusive policy discussions can foster technological innovation towards 2030 energy efficiency targets.
Speakers
Project Officer
Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE)
Head of Area, PMO (Project Management Office) & Sustainable Building Technology & Innovation Division
ACCIONA Construcción
Professor, Vice Head for Research
Aalborg University
Project Manager
SOLINTEL
Consultant
DEMO Consultants B.V.
Communication Manager
ZABALA Innovation Consulting
Senior Researcher, PhD
Politecnico Di Milano
Director of European Affairs
International Union of Property Owners (UIPI)
Team Leader at Energy Efficiency Unit
DG Energy - European Commission
Senior Researcher
Eurac Research - Institute for Renewable Energy
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18/06 - 18/06/2019