REDay2022 National Event (Bulgaria) – Campaign Director Adrian Joyce Video Address
During this year’s Renovate Europe Day National Event hosted yesterday by our national partner Renovate Bulgaria, our Campaign Director Adrian Joyce addressed a few words (via pre-recorded video) highlighting some of the main concerns in Brussels. Long-term energy renovation measures, the recast of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, the introduction of Minimum Energy Performance Standards and the ways to finance the Renovation Wave being among them. Full AddressLadies and gentlemen, It’s a real pleasure for me to address you on Renovate Bulgaria Day and to…
Renovate Europe Day 2022
Take a look at some of the highlights and information shared during this year’s Renovate Europe Day hosted at the European Parliament.
Funding for Energy Renovation Infographic (Updated)
Renovate Europe updates its insightful infographic looking at the available EU funding for energy renovation of buildings in the period from 2021 to 2027.
President Ursula von der Leyen – REDay 2022 Video Address
President Ursula von der Leyen opened Renovate Europe Day 2022 highlighting the need to accelerate and put massive funds into renovation and the importance for an ambitious Energy Performance of Buildings Directive as essential elements to ensure the EU’s energy independence and achievement of climate neutrality by 2050.
Blogpost: The Central and Eastern European Region: Front line of the renovation battle (C4E Forum)
It is time to stop beating around the bush and take drastic measures to improve the performance of our buildings and renovation presents itself as the only sustainable option to tackle the ongoing energy security crisis and strengthen the EU’s resilience and independence towards geopolitical or other factors, writes Adrian Joyce.
Op-ed: Eyes to the horizon during a crisis (Energy Monitor)
Published by Energy Monitor on: 26 October 2022 | Building renovations need the same, urgent financial aid as energy price relief to avoid future energy crises in Europe, writes Adrian Joyce.