2nd Newsletter of QualDeEPC now available
Looking back at the Green Paper and forward to the online EU and national workshops
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With a lot of contribution and zest for action from QualDeEPC partners, the project has consistently developed new output and prepared the events for further project progress. What will you find in this issue?
The Green paper on good practice in EPC assessment, certification, and use describes the 7 draft proposals for enhanced EPCs and EPC schemes supporting the deep renovation and to be further discussed in the upcoming QualDeEPC EU and national stakeholder workshops in January 2021.
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