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DENEFF - German Business Initiative for Energy Efficiency filed 6 positions between 22 Mar 2021 and 29 Sept 2026, across 6 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
Support for Option 3: Amend the EPBD DENEFF — The German Business Initiative for Energy Efficiency — is the voice of Germany’s energy efficiency industry, which accounts for about 600,000 employees. Double the renovation rate of buildings is key for Europe to reach its higher climate targets, to Kickstart a green recovery from the current economic crisis and to provide modern, healthy and comfortable places to live…
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
The current housing crisis is weighing on budgets, access to housing and the quality of life of many Europeans. Particularly in energy-inefficient buildings, high energy and operating costs represent a significant financial burden.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
In times of the continuation of inefficient fossil-based energy consumption at high levels, high electricity prices, vast untapped energy saving potentials, and the uncertainty regarding OPEX switching from fossil to electricity a dedicated strategy is essential.
Heating and cooling account for nearly half of Europes final energy demand and remain 70% fossil-based. Persistently high energy costs and import dependency (60% of total energy, 19% of gas from Russia) threaten households, industry, and Europes energy sovereignty.
Energy efficiency is a central driver of Europes resilience, competitiveness and energy security. Since 2000, energy productivity gains have reduced primary energy consumption by around one third compared to a no-efficiency scenario. Without these gains, EU import dependency would be significantly higher (around 73% instead of 57%), increasing exposure to global price shocks.
DENEFF welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the update of the governance of the Energy Union. Strengthening energy efficiency and electrification in the post-2030 framework is essential to deliver climate neutrality, competitiveness, affordability and energy security. Energy efficiency is a proven pillar of resilience and cost reduction.
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