NATIONAL SUPPORTING PARTNER OF THE CAMPAIGN
We are a group of experts representing different branches who are interested in the topic of energy efficiency of buildings. We are experts in our, often very different fields, who have a common goal – significant increase in the rate of comprehensive energy modernisation of Polish building stock. This is crucial to achieve climate neutrality, improvement of air quality, decrease in the level of energy poverty and improvement of the quality of life. In our opinion the comprehensive energy renovation of buildings should be the priority of economy recovery.
REDay2022 National Partner Event
29 November 2022
On the 29th November of 2022, in the context of Renovate Europe Day 2022, our Polish national partner Fala Renowacji together with the Representation of the European Commission in Poland organised an expert debate on supporting the improvement of energy efficiency of buildings through the REPowerEU Plan.
The debate was attended by experts specialised in the energy efficiency of buildings sector from non-governmental organisations, think-tanks, business, as well as representatives of the Polish Government.
REDay2022 - President Ursula von der Leyen Video Address (Polish Subtitles)
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed via video in her opening speech the audience of REDay2022.
In here remarks she emphasised how making our buildings energy efficient is indispensable in the fight against climate change and increasing the EU’s energy resilience and independence, and how the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive is our opportunity to do so.
2021 - Renovate 2 Recover: How Transformational are the National Recovery Plans for Buildings Renovation?
National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) present a unique opportunity to accelerate the delivery of deep renovation across the EU. The analysis of the NRRPs in this Study demonstrates that significant renovation activity is planned and will be made possible through the successive disbursements of the Recovery Funding. But these renovations must be done properly, and the money must be spent well. This unprecedented additional injection of public funds must set the EU building stock firmly on the path to achieving its Renovation Wave goals to 2030 and meeting the 2050 climate targets.
For NRRPs to be transformational towards achieving these goals, two key aspects need to be strengthened:
- Ensure funding delivers a step change towards realising deep (or staged deep) renovations, going well beyond the 30% minimum energy saving recommendation set by the European Commission.
- Invest in the right enabling framework, including leverage of private finance, to create sustainable renovation markets that will grow beyond 2026.
Polish profile from the study commissioned by the Renovate Europe Campaign and conducted by E3G with input from Fala Renowacji.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Fala Renowacji’s online expert discussion on the NRRP and LTRS with the Polish Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy and the Ministry of Development, Labour and Technology
- European Semester Country Specific Recommendations 2020