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Energy performance certificates for buildings have been used in the EU for about 10 years. However, the implementation in the Member States is quite different. As the importance of building performance increases with the European Green Deal and the Renovation

On April 27th, the consortium of QualDeEPC had its fourth online partner meeting. The morning and afternoon sessions were led by project coordinator Wuppertal Institute. The main purpose of the meeting was to update all partners on the progress of

In October 2020, as part of the European Green Deal, the European Commission published its “Renovation Wave Strategy”, which aims at, at least, doubling the annual energy renovation rate of buildings by 2030 and fostering deep renovations. This strategy includes

Representatives of the 7 sister projects focusing on Energy Performance Certificates agreed to join forces going further together. The upgrade of Energy Performance Certificates are one of the key target of the revision the EPBD. In this perspective, the QualDeEPC

On March 30th, the U-CERT team invited six guest representatives of the Next Generation EPCertficates cluster of seven H2020 projects to summarise their early results and findings on how different stakeholders relate to energy performance certificates and how they would

According to the new Buildings Energy Act in Germany, EPCs of existing buildings may include brief technical recommendations for renovations. With a view to the climate-neutral building stock by 2050, the QualDeEPC project partners are developing the requirements and working