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Jun 25 2014

Energy Performance Certificates: boosting awareness of efficient buildings’ benefits. EuroACE and VELUX Quiz the Commission and stakeholders

As part of the EU Sustainable Energy Week High-Level Policy Conference, EuroACE organises on Wednesday 25th June 2014 a joint event with its member company the VELUX Group, entitled “Quizzing the Stakeholders: Making Energy Efficient Buildings More Visible and Attractive”. Emphasis is placed at this year’s Quiz event, now a firm fixture in EUSEW, on the potential of Energy Performance Certificates to raise awareness about the multiple benefits and importance of increased energy efficiency in buildings.

The Energy Performance Certificate of one building is particularly in the spotlight during EuroACE/VELUX Group’s Quiz event: the Commission’s Charlemagne building. A giant-size poster this week on its façade presents its energy rating and the related actions to reduce the energy consumption of Commission buildings (see www.renovate-europe.eu)

In addition to improving energy security, reducing energy bills and creating local jobs, increasing the energy efficiency of the building stock in the EU also has the potential to release significant health benefits for EU citizens.

“Energy efficiency and healthy buildings shall go hand in hand” says Ingrid Reumert, Vice-President, Public Affairs & Sustainability, the VELUX Group, speaking at the EUSEW Quiz event. “We spend 90% of our time indoors and we know from research that a good indoor climate, daylight and fresh air are essential to our general wellbeing, health, learning abilities and productivity.”

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