Publications
An array of studies, policy papers and reports are developed in the frame of FEDARENE’s activities and projects. The following documents are categorised by topic, type of publication and by projects.
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The first QualDeEPC newsletter is out
QualDeEPC 1st newsletter features tons of interesting information on EPC schemes, the related challenges and opportunities.
QualDeEPC’s Development Strategy Plan defines seven priorities
The Development Strategy Plan will be the guidance for the development phase of enhanced EPC schemes, tools needed, and specifically the Deep Renovation Network Platforms.
FEDARENE responds to EU 2030 Climate Ambition Consultation
The regions, energy agencies and islands of FEDARENE shared their views on EU 2030 climate ambition and related opportunities, priorities and enabling conditions.
The 5th RELaTED Newsletter is here
Sip your summer drink while catching up on the RELaTED latest activities.
Statement – FEDARENE’s Cooperation with UK’s Local And Regional Authorities beyond Brexit
FEDARENE’s UK members will remain an important and integral part of our network, and we are determined to continue our successful cooperation to achieve a sustainable energy transition.
Report on Energy Performance Certificates best practices
A common vision for an improved Energy Performance Certificates scheme.
FEDARENE Info 46 – Focus on funding sustainable energy
This new FEDARENE Info focuses on the solutions emerging to finance large scale energy efficiency investments.
Education, Communication & Youth Awareness
Discover the latest and most remarkable projects FEDARENE members have been working on to raise awareness about sustainable energy.
FEDARENE responds to Climate Pact Consultation
FEDARENE’s members who are regions, energy agencies and islands, stand ready to support the European Climate Pact as local and regional ambassadors and contribute to the Pact’s success.
The Covenant of Mayors Board calls for a Green Recovery Strategy
As recovery packages are developed at EU and national levels, local and regional authorities are urging for a systemic change, putting Climate Action at the core of the COVID 19 Recovery.