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The document discusses national programs in the Netherlands to upgrade energy efficiency in existing buildings. It outlines the Dutch energy transition plan to achieve sustainable energy by 2050 through seven themes, including energy in the built environment. The target for buildings is energy neutrality for new buildings by 2020 and halving the primary energy demand of the existing building stock by 2030. Key programs discussed are "More With Less" to reduce energy demand in 3 million homes/buildings by 30% and innovation projects to demonstrate 45% energy efficiency improvements in apartment renovations. The biggest challenges are faster adoption of proven innovations and boosting collaboration across the building sector.
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This document summarizes the key principles for nearly zero-energy buildings in the European Union. It discusses the EU's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050, with buildings needing to achieve an 88-91% reduction. The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive requires all new buildings from 2021 onward to be nearly zero-energy buildings. While providing flexibility for national implementation, the directive leaves room for interpretation in defining key terms like "nearly zero energy" and the use of on-site renewables. This study aims to establish common principles and methods to help member states develop effective, practical, and well-thought-out national definitions of nearly zero-energy buildings.
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The document summarizes the SUN project, which aims to stimulate sustainable development in seven neighborhoods across the Euregio Meuse-Rhine region. The project involves actions related to energy renovation, green spaces, local economy, and social cohesion. It discusses learning approaches used in the project, including exchanges between partners and stakeholders. Challenges include maintaining focus with a complex project involving different languages and cultures. Web technologies could help improve information sharing but would need to address language barriers.
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The Municipality of Nagypáli in Hungary will create an Innovations Eco-centre of Renewable Energy to educate local governments, businesses, and residents about renewable energy technologies and their benefits. The Eco-centre will host six renewable energy companies to provide expertise in areas like biomass, solar, wind, and more. It will also conduct renewable energy training programs over 15 days for professionals, covering topics like biomass, biogas, solar, and wind energy. The goal is to increase adoption of renewable energy in the region to reduce costs, improve competitiveness, and rely less on fossil fuel imports in line with EU energy objectives. The project has €173,903 funding support from the Hungary-Austria INTERREG III
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Presentation vito
This document summarizes a presentation given by Leen Govaerts on sustainable building at a seminar in Dubai. It discusses VITO's work in areas like sustainable energy, materials reuse, and quality of life. Specifically, it provides details on Belgium's existing building stock, including that half were built before 1960, 80% before 1990, and the average residential energy consumption is 35% above the European average. It also outlines strategies for GHG mitigation, optimal renewable energy integration, sustainable materials use, and smart sustainable city projects. Contact information is provided for Leen Govaerts and Walter Buydens.
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