The whole EERAdata team is grateful for the opportunity to showcase the different socio-economic and environmental assessment methods we developed in the last two years to expected 600 stakeholders from public authorities, business and financial institutions.

We will highlight the 5 methodologies which evaluate the impact of building energy efficiency projects on the municipal and regional building stock:

-       Energy demand Assessment

-       Indoor climate Assessment

-       Life Cycle Assessment

-       Socio-economic Assessment

-       Supply Side Assessment

In a short wrap-up we will furthermore present the point of view of our implementing partners: Copenhagen (DK), Velenje (SLO) and the Region of Andalusia (ES).

The forum provides a perfect chance to trigger replication of our ideas and the first impressions from the EERAdata implementing partners amongst local and regional public authorities.

The event is organised by the European Commission's Directorate-Generals for Energy, Climate Action and the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) in collaboration with the Covenant of Mayors.

More information and registration to the event can be found here: https://events.euconf.eu/seif/comif-eefmp-2021/home

What does the EERAdata project do?

EERAdata is a H2020 project contributing to the understanding and operationalisation of the Energy Efficiency (EE) First Principle by developing a methodology and a software tool to holistically assess the impact and multiple benefits of EE investment in the building stock on a social, economic, and environmental scale. It will furthermore expand existing decision-making processes and policies and improve building EE projects.
In short:

-     We accompany municipalities from the collection of their building stock data from different sources, (merging data) to the analysis and assessment of this data by ecological, economic and environmental criteria.

-     We develop a tool that aims to ease the process of guiding sustainable renovation activities for portfolio managers, city planners and related stakeholders.

-     This results in long-term renovation strategies, focusing on energy efficiency, socio-economic benefits and ecological quality of existing buildings.

Information about the project can be found here:
www.eeradata-project.eu

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the event, please reach out to our Project Coordinator, Sebastian Botzler.