Cross Assessment of Energy Certificates in Europe

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Review of approaches to EPC assessment across chosen member states

This report will provide a classification of the different EPC approaches that are currently applied throughout chosen EU member states providing a basis and baseline for the developments of WP3 However as a standalone deliverable this will be useful as a snapshot of current EPC practices in member states Language English

Report on existing EPC attitudes, expectations and needs

D51 is a framework for the compilation of guidelines and recommendations for the development of peoplecentred EPC products and services It is built on results and experiences from projects related to crossCert Its purpose is to organize existing knowledge regarding perceptions expectations needs barriers and drivers of key EPC stakeholders into meaningful sections design training and education of EPC issuers promotion and marketing that will be elaborated in tasks 52 53 and 54 to produce the final report D55Language English

EPC cross-testing procedure

A report detailing the EPC crosstesting configuration and procedure to undertake the crosstesting under Task 23 Language English

Project communication and dissemination plan

A plan to a Better describe and identify the target groups see Section 22 of Part B Annex 1 b Set up tailored actions c Identify key messages communication channels and activities schedule a timeplan d Identify similar initiatives and networks that can collaborate with our project so as to promote the project and pursue synergies Language English

Recent EPC initiatives across Europe 3rd version

The final version of the report of review outcomes from projects on new EPC paradigms preceding crossCert with the new outcomes available until M18 of the project Language English

Veröffentlichungen

Alternative modelling approaches to energy performance certificates

Autoren: David Jenkins Sally Semple Sandhya Patidar Peter McCallum
Veröffentlicht in: 2021, Seite(n) 41-48
Herausgeber: International Building Performance Simulation Association
DOI: 10.26868/25222708.2021.30173

Identifying the case for next generation energy performance certificates

Autoren: David Jenkins; Sally Semple; Peter McCallum
Veröffentlicht in: Ausgabe 1, 2022
Herausgeber: European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7846465

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