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The Bioenergy Association of Finland supports a well-prepared transition towards EU’s climate neutrality by 2050. Climate change is a transboundary problem, where coordinated EU action can supplement and reinforce national and local action efficiently.

Build Europe supports the EU’s environmental objectives and ambitions, and welcomes the objective to turn Europe into the first carbon neutral continent by 2050. Build Europe is concerned, however, the continuous introduction of additional environmental requirements could threaten housing affordability across Europe, unless strong financial incentives are put in place.

The Bioenergy Association of Finland welcomes the Commission proposal to revise the EU ETS as part of the Fit-for-55 package. The EU ETS is an important tool to implement the enhanced 2030 Climate Target. The EU ETS has proven its ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the Union. It is technology-neutral and provides plenty of flexibility for its participants to fulfill the related obligations.

Build Europe is glad to inform the work of the European Commission to promote energy efficiency across the EU and support its ambition – expressed in the Energy Efficiency Directive - to achieve greenhouse gas reductions of 55% in a responsible way by 2030. Developers and housebuilders are ready to make efforts to improve the energy efficiency of new buildings.

Bioenergy Association of Finland supports the aims of the EU Green Deal and the objective of reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by 55 % by 2030. It is quite clear that achieving this objective also requires a significant improvement in energy efficiency around Europe.

Build Europe, the European association representing the national federations of European developers and homebuilders, accounting for more than 60% of EUs homebuilding capacity and 17 states, welcomes the EU action plan on accelerating the heat pump market and deployment. We endorse the Commission's initiative to review the ecodesign requirements (e.g.

Bioenergy association of Finland would like to submit the following inputs concerning the revision of Ecodesign requirements for Solid-fuel Boilers. Solid fuel boilers are proven technologies that have shown significant improvements in energy efficiency through the years, using less feedstock and therefore reducing emissions.