Cool Heating Coalition

As President von der Leyen highlighted in her State of the Union address, Europe is a front-runner in the clean-tech race and well positioned to thrive in a decarbonised economy. Around 40% of the worlds heat pump technology companies are based in the EU.

The European Green Deal presents an impressive accomplishment. However, it fell short from breaking decisively with the fossil fuel status quo and fully addressing the climate crisis and other worsening global crises to which it is systemically linked. Europe must build on the core climate and energy achievements of the European Green Deal in the legal framework after 2030 on renewable energy.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, welcomes the setting of a 2040 target for the EU. To ensure this target delivers real and effective greenhouse gas emission reductions, we strongly recommend that the Commission take the following points into account: - Heating and cooling should be clearly referenced in Article 5(4) of the European Climate Law as a key sector relevant to…

The Cool Heating Coalition, representing civil society on decarbonised heating and cooling, welcomes the Commissions initiative on climate resilience and risk management. With temperatures in Europe steadily rising, access to cooling is becoming an essential service for all EU citizens.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling (H&C), sees accelerated electrification as the best path towards a prosperous, competitive and resilient Europe. To reach Europes emissions targets under the Paris Agreement, at least 60% of the energy used in buildings must be electrified by 2040. Accelerating the transition to clean, renewable electricity in the H&C sector will lead to: 1.

The Cool Heating Coalition (CHC) welcomes the European Commissions call for evidence regarding the guidance on the application of the 'do no significant harm' (DNSH) principle under the 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). CHC is dedicated to achieving renewable, sustainable, and affordable heating and cooling for all by 2040.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling (H&C), would like to present its recommendations for the H&C Strategy that we believe will bring the EU closer to seizing the full benefits of clean H&C such as: 1. greater energy security by reducing geopolitical dependencies, 2. more affordable energy for consumers, 3. improved air quality, 4. decreased GHG emissions and 5.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, supports the update to the pathway values for biomass. We want to further highlight the opportunity to shift to healthier homes and improved land use. Research by the Joint Research Centre concludes that biomass for space heating has "detrimental effect on air quality" , both inside our homes and outdoors.

Though we are in a rapidly changing geopolitical and technological context, the developments we are seeing only serve to confirm the fundamental insight that renewables and efficiency are the best path towards a prosperous, competitive and resilient Europe. Please find attached the input from The Cool Heating Coalition to improve the EUs Energy Efficiency Framework for the post-2030 period.

The Cool Heating Coalition welcomes the Commissions initiative to review ecodesign requirements for solid-fuel local space heaters. We generally agree with the description of the issues with the current ecodesign requirements.

The Cool Heating Coalition (CHC) is an association of leading NGOs and think-tanks dedicated to a just transition for heating and cooling in buildings. We thank the EC for this opportunity to contribute and believe that the existing Governance provides solid foundations upon which to build. Please find our more detailed thoughts attached. All the best, CHC

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling (H&C), is convinced that ending reliance on imported fuels for H&C is necessary to ensure long-term energy security. A swift transition to H&C appliances powered by electricity, solar or geothermal energy, would save the equivalent of 40% of EU annual gas demand.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, supports the review of the regulations on ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for space and water heaters. Please find attached our submission to the public consultation.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, supports the review of the regulations on ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for space and water heaters. Please find attached our submission to the public consultation.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, supports the review of the regulations on ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for space and water heaters. Please find attached our submission to the public consultation.

CHC, an EU-level umbrella organisation of 16 NGOs and think tanks, welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the European Commission on the EUs energy security architecture. Our vision is for decarbonised, renewable and affordable heating and cooling (H&C) to be a reality in the EU by 2040, a key component to ensure the EU economy-wide net-zero target is met.

The Cool Heating Coalition, the civil society voice on heating and cooling, supports the review of the regulations on ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for space and water heaters. Please find attached our submission to the public consultation.

The Cool Heating Coalition welcomes the Commissions initiative to review the energy labelling and ecodesign requirements for solid-fuel boilers. We broadly concur with its analysis of the shortcomings of current energy labelling and ecodesign requirements.