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Capturing the multiple benefits of energy efficiency that go beyond purely economic ones, evaluating and communicating them is key, especially to mobilise and motivate companies to invest. The “efficiency first principle”, also referred to as E1st, means taking utmost account of cost-efficient energy efficiency measures in shaping energy policy and making relevant investment decisions. IEECP follows legislative evolutions and supports Member States in the implementation at national level.
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The REGIO1st Planning Framework provides a comprehensive, structured approach for regional energy planners, regional authorities' technical staff and interested stakeholders in Europe to develop and implement sustainable, cost-effective energy strategies in line with the Energy Efficiency First (EE1st) principle.
The framework is organized into eight stages, each containing specific steps that are key to the process. It also includes a suite of tools, that can assist planners through different stages of the process, while emphasizing the importance of energy efficiency solutions.
Ultimately, this framework aims to support Europe’s transition towards a low-carbon, environmentally sustainable, and economically prosperous energy system, in line with the region’s climate and energy objectives, and the Energy Efficiency First principle.
streamSAVE partners will develop a user-friendly online platform to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experiences among stakeholders.
The platform provides all stakeholders with access to a community of experts and resources to better implement energy savings calculation methodologies.
The streamSAVE platform will become a central point for experts searching for information and their peers on Priority Actions.
A next generation energy efficiency meter named eensight was created by SENSEI. The eensight tool is based on machine learning and will contribute to the much-needed advancement of the automated measurement and verification (M&V) methods for portfolios of buildings’ energy efficiency and provide essential insights for investors, legislators, building owners and energy companies to realise their goals. eensight is essentially an automated meter for energy savings. A key ingredient for the digitalisation of the energy efficiency-related activities.
These present the main barriers and related possible solutions to implementing the E1st principle for each policy approach, as well as the legislative and non-legislative changes required to implement them.
The nine policy approaches have been selected previously and analysed considering the policy framework they are embedded in, and the involved stakeholder groups. The barriers to their implementation were discussed in an online expert workshop.
You can download the implementation maps for each policy approach below and they can also be found all together in the ‘Implementation map on barriers and success factors for E1st in buildings’ report, which provides further explanations of the methodology used.
Developed in the framework of the enefirst project.
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