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    Marine Perrio

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    • The Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy (IEECP) is a non-for-profit, independent research foundation working, since 2015, on science-based climate change mitigation, energy efficiency and renewable energy policy, with an international interdisciplinary team of experts generating and disseminating scientific knowledge.

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    Pay-for-performance to drive energy efficiency financing in Europe: SENSEI final conference

    January 24, 2023 – Residence Palace, Brussels and online on TEAMS SENSEI, a project supported by the Horizon 2020 funding programme, enables energy efficiency to be rewarded as an energy resource and a (...)

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    EU policies to decarbonise homes will benefit low-income households across Europe

    European Green Deal policies to increase energy renovations and the uptake of clean heating in homes, combined with a smart recycling of carbon pricing revenues, would reduce energy cost and increase the (...)

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    Alleviating energy poverty in Europe’s private-rented sector: a platform to assess the success and failure of EU policies

    Although it is widely recognized that the Private Rented Sector (PRS) faces serious energy poverty issues due to increasing energy costs and the COVID-19 pandemic, no EU support measure or policy are specifical (...)

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    Tapping the full potential of community energy in Europe: 9 EU-funded projects join forces to engage users in the tools they developed

    In a digital event gathering over 100 participants, 9 EU-funded projects showcased the tools they are providing to organise/plan/grow a community energy initiative. Energy communities have high potential (...)

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    Towards more energy efficient companies – focus on various industry sectors

    ICCEE aimed at bridging inefficiencies in the cold supply chain stages, increasing the energy efficiency and the energy culture of food and beverage manufacturing industries, warehouses, cold storage and (...)

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    From setting up energy communities to making them thrive: what are the tools available?

    This event, organised by 9 projects funded by the European programme H2020 and working on the topic of energy communities, will showcase in an interactive manner 15 tools they are making available to people (...)

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    [Video] - Unlocking the community bioenergy potential

    This short video explains in 2 minutes concepts such as biomass / bioenergy, energy communities and introduces BECoop and its key actions to foster a broad deployment of bioenergy heating technologies (...)

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    BECoop self-assessment tool supports the development of cooperative/community bioenergy projects

    Earlier studies realised by BECoop, a project funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, showed that the knowledge and acceptance of biofuel varies from region to region in Europe, making it an untapped source (...)

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    BECoop technical, business and financial reports and factsheets for (bio)energy community stakeholders

    BECoop reports and factsheets present bioenergy heating technologies as well as business and financial aspects, guiding the bioenergy community stakeholders through complex decisions and minimising their (...)

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    Activating a community energy market for bioenergy: a new e-market environment connects biomass heating supply chain stakeholders

    While bioenergy holds, in practice, one of the highest potential for replacing fossil fuelled heat and remains a leading technology in the EU renewable energy heating sector, there is a significantly (...)

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