The European Alliance for Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings

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Energy efficiency in buildings – the zero cost route for Europe to achieve its energy-saving, climate change, economic and energy security goals.

EuroACE companies have a total turnover of €140 billion and employ 172,000 people

EuroACE, the European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings was formed in 1998 by twenty of Europe's leading companies involved with the manufacture, distribution and installation of a variety of energy saving goods and services. The EuroACE member companies together employ 172,000 people and have a turnover of 140 billion euro.

EuroACE works together with the European Institutions to help Europe move towards a more sustainable pattern of energy use in buildings, thereby contributing to the EU's commitments on carbon emissons reductions, job creation and energy security.

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The EU 2050 Energy Roadmap: More alignment with Energy Efficiency potential needed

The European Commission adopted its 2050 Energy Roadmap today (15th December 2011) setting out its views about Europe’s energy future. The Roadmap is based on modelling work that creates scenarios of possible future energy mixes on the energy supply side. However, whilst Commissioner Oettinger has publicly stated that “The first tool of the EU energy strategy is and should remain energy efficiency”, the Roadmap does not take sufficient account of the potential impact of energy efficiency.

EuroACE notes with concern the extensive controversy that this Roadmap has provoked, even before its adoption by the Commission. Read full press release.

European Buildings under the Microscope, country-by-country review of the energy performance of European buildings.

EuroACE was one of the sponsors of this important report on the quantum of buildings in Europe, their energy performance and regulatory measures in force. It also contains scenarios that demonstrate the financial and societal costs and benefits of various pathways for the renovation of Europe’s building stock up to 2050. Download executive summary and full report from BPIE website.