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EU Renovation Wave Strategy 2020 - Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Existing Buildings: Worst Performing Buildings Phase-Out, National Renovation Plans and Financing Mechanisms

The Renovation Wave Strategy aims to renovate 35 million buildings in the EU by 2030, at least doubling the annual rate of energy renovations, with a…

What EU Renovation Wave Strategy 2020 - Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Existing Buildings: Worst Performing Buildings Phase-Out, National Renovation Plans and Financing Mechanisms requires

The Renovation Wave Strategy aims to renovate 35 million buildings in the EU by 2030, at least doubling the annual rate of energy renovations, with a focus on improving energy efficiency, reducing energy poverty, and decarbonising heating and cooling systems. It applies to public and private building owners, EU Member States, and regional/local authorities responsible for implementing building renovation policies and accessing EU funding mechanisms.

Pillar: Construction & Real Estate · Authority: European Commission · Version: 1.0.1 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://energy.ec.europa.eu/topics/energy-efficiency/energy-efficient-buildings/renovation-wave_en

SHA-256 integrity: 32516cab1b32e705e0e4de8d7de7ffb5702e798ce033686002386a00a58e1ab2

Primary Citations — 5 traced to source

  • Renovation Wave Strategy, Objective - 'The Renovation Wave aims to renovate 35 million buildings by 2030, at least doubling the annual rate of energy renovations in the EU.'
  • Renovation Wave Strategy, Achieving the Renovation Wave - 'The measures relate to the following areas: strengthening information, legal certainty and incentives for public and private owners and tenants to undertake renovations'

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