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Roadmap for energy efficiency measures/policies in the existing building sector
 
 
 
     
  This tool contains information relative to the measures that can stimulate energy efficiency in existing buildings. The existing measures in 7 European countries as well as long-term vision are treated.

This tool contains information about the following European countries partners in the ENPER EXIST Project : Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, The Netherlands and United Kingdom.		  
     
  Roadmap for energy efficiency measures/policies in the existing building sector
 
Consult the final report
 
Consult the annexes to the report
  		 
  Possibilities for widening the scope of the EPBD
 
Consult the report
  		 
  Overview of existing and possible measures to improve the energy efficiency of existing buildings

         Cross country comparison
  		 
 
Consult the report
 
 


  View syntesis matrix
 
          
 

         National situation
 
  
  Existing measures currently applied in European countries
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
The Netherlands
United Kingdom

 
  The long-term vision regarding the improvement of the energy efficiency in existing buildings in European countries
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
The Netherlands
United Kingdom

 
     
  Information relative to specific building market  
           Residential sector  
 
Social housing managed by public bodies
 
 
Residential sector - lack of enthusiasm and invisibility of energy saving measures
 
 
Residential sector - owners with no financial possibilities
 
 
Apartment buildings - the problematic of the co-ownership and decision making within apartments
 
 
Apartment buildings - importance of the way heating costs are charged in apartment buildings
 
           Non residential sector  
 
Rented office buildings
 
 
Educational buildings
 
 
Public buildings
 
     
     
  Disclaimer:
 
ENPER-EXIST has received funding from the Community's Intelligent Energy Europe programme under the contract EIE/04/096/ S07.38645.
The content of this document reflects the authors' view. The authors and the European Commission are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.