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ENPOR project: Presentation of the Split Incentives Quantification Tool
This presentation focuses on the ENPOR Split Incentives Quantification Tool, a tool that aims to identify the share of triggered benefits from the implementation of energy efficiency interventions between landlords and tenants in order to quantify the appropriate allocation of the costs or subsidy rates for both sides, towards specific renovations scenarios in several geographical/national […]
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ENPOR project: Tools to identify and address energy poverty in the Private Rented Sector across Europe
This presentation taking place during the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) focuses on showcasing results from the Horizon 2020 ENPOR project. Two energy poverty supporting tools aiming to design national renovation strategies developed within the project are presented. These are 1. the Energy Poverty Dashboard, a tool that supports stakeholders and policymakers to identify energy […]
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Megalopolis: The lost opportunity for a “Green Rebranding”
This presentation showcases the key results of the Greek Case Study on Megalopolis, implemented in the context of the Horizon 2020 TIPPING+ project, and investigates the energy transition options of the region towards a new sustainable energy future. The ongoing “grey” transition narrative encompasses the photovoltaics feeding electricity to the grid, the construction of a […]
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Towards the vision of a climate-neutral building sector in the European Union: Demand, Behaviour, Technology
This presentation showcases the results of the modelling analysis that explored scenarios towards a climate-neutral building sector in the European Union within the context of the Horizon 2020 SENTINEL project. The results of the DREEM model can be used to inform the development of financial incentives for energy-saving actions. Taking into account the national context, […]
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Pioneering a performance-based future for energy efficiency in the European Union: The case of Pay-for-Performance schemes
This presentation focuses on how Pay-for-Performance (P4P) schemes can be used as an innovative financing instrument to accelerate energy efficiency and decarbonisation of the building sector in the European Union. A conceptual framework was developed to analyse P4P schemes in three pillars: i. Design, ii. Policy, iii. Business. The study aims to answer the following […]
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Exploring the energy-saving potential and cost-effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Measures in the residential sector in Europe
This presentation investigates the energy-saving potential and cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency measures in the residential sector in Europe. To provide answers to relevant research questions, the DREEM model was used to simulate the energy performance of buildings in 8 EU countries (Greece, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Romania, Latvia, France and Ireland). Nine energy efficiency measures were […]
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Energy transition in the residential sector in Greece: Is the current planning for natural gas working, or should we invest in electrification?
This presentation sheds light on the energy transition dilemma of achieving decarbonisation in the residential sector in Greece. The DREEM model application analysed different “what if” scenarios to provide answers to whether Greece should invest in natural gas or electrification in order to achieve decarbonisation of the country’s residential building stock. Based on the results, […]
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Energy transition in the European residential sector: Investigating the saving potential and cost effectiveness of different energy-efficiency measures
This presentation includes a modelling exercise that analyses the performance of European residential buildings in 8 countries (Greece, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Romania, Latvia France, and Ireland) and the energy saving potential of nine (9) different energy-efficiency measures (EEMs), assessing also their cost-effectiveness. The results indicate the replacement of an old heating system with a heat […]
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Energy transition in the residential sector in Greece: Investing in natural gas or in electrification?
This presentation focuses on the need for smarter and more energy efficient buildings in Greece and for immediate renovations in order to achieve decarbonisation of the country’s residential sector. Using the DREEM model, different scenarios of final energy consumption and the energy mix towards 2050 in the Greek residential sector are analysed. The results suggest […]
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Understanding the current European policy landscape addressing energy poverty in the Private Rented Sector
This presentation focuses on analysing existing policies in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) across the EU and beyond to provide indicative insights regarding their aims, content, and structure as well as presenting structural factors that work as barriers and relevant solutions to energy efficiency policy implementation in the PRS. The study reveals that financial barriers […]
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Setting the scene for tackling energy injustice in the European Private Rented Sector (PRS): Findings from the ENPOR Project
This presentation focuses on the analysis and assessment of the current policy landscape of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) in the European Union aiming to set the scene for policy innovation and support a sustainable and fair energy transition. In the context of the study implemented under the Horizon 2020 ENPOR project, 35 technical, financial […]
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Structural factors affecting energy efficiency policy implementation in the European Private Rented Sector (PRS)
This presentation introduces the key findings from the Deliverable 2.1c “Structural Factors Impacting Energy Efficiency Policy Implementation in the European Private Rented Sector” produced in the context of the Horizon 2020 ENPOR project. This report examines the structural barriers preventing investment in energy efficiency measures in Europe’s Private Rented Sector (PRS) housing stock. The analysis […]