JOINT WEBINAR

Catalysing the EU Renovation Wave in the transition to the next-generation Energy Performance Certificates

How QualDeEPC and its two sister projects approach the development of enhanced EPC schemes

On June 30 from 13:30 – 15:00, U-CERT, X-tendo and QualDeEPC are collaboratively presenting the challenges and solutions of current processes behind building energy performance certificate (EPC) schemes. The Joint Webinar is hosted by BUILD UP, the European Portal For Energy Efficiency In Buildings. Funded under the same Horizon2020 topic, next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and Certification, the three projects will come together in this webinar to present the issues related to current EPC schemes in Europe and the potential solutions each project works on.

After a short introduction in the webinar, each project will present its scope and background in a format comparable to an elevator pitch. Then the projects will collaboratively summarize common challenges found thus far, before elaborating each on expected results and solutions.

Agenda

13h30 Welcome and introduction
13h45 X-tendo, QualDeEPC and U-CERT – projects background
14h00 Energy Performance Certificate schemes across Europe: common challenges
14h15 Energy Performance Certificate schemes across Europe: specific solutions by each project
14h40 Q&A
14h55 Conclusions
15h00 End

The overarching aim of this joint webinar is to showcase, that EPCs are not just an informative tool, but rather help building trust and triggering investment in energy saving measures. Moreover, EPCs can help monitor the impact of policies and financial support schemes.

All three projects, U-CERT, X-tendo and QualDeEPC demonstrate the challenge for next-generation EPCs, that is to become a catalyst for the renovation wave and to provide a more reliable, standardised service across Europe.

Seize the opportunity of participating in this exiting webinar, witnessing the progressive environment between three collaborating H2020 projects. Expand your knowledge and perception of energy performance assessment and certification!