Insulating all Europe’s residential buildings can cut energy demand for space heating by 44%

Improving insulation of every existing residential building in the European Union would significantly contribute to the energy security of the bloc and to achieving the EU’s 2050 net zero ambitions by cutting energy demand for space heating in buildings by 44% compared to 2020, according to a new report.

Why energy efficiency deserves a front row seat within EU energy policy

It is well established that energy efficiency can help reduce the carbon footprint of Europe’s building stock. But energy efficiency as a type of fuel? Now there’s a concept you probably haven’t seen. And for good reason – it simply isn’t there.

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