First CA Joint Workshop in Barcelona from 30th-31st January 2020
The Joint Workshop brought together the Concerted Action for the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (CA EPBD), the Concerted Action for the Renewable Energy Sources Directive (CA RES) and the Concerted Action for the Energy Efficiency Directive (CA EED). The event took place in Barcelona, Spain on the 30th and 31st January 2020. During the course of the Joint Workshop, over 220 experts, policy makers and implementers gathered to discuss issues related to the implementation of the three Directives in Member States, Norway, Iceland and the UK.
This was the first Joint Concerted Action Workshop, of this scale, to include experts working on three different policy areas: energy performance of buildings; renewable energy sources; and energy efficiency. By bringing together policy makers and implementers from these three groups, the workshop aimed to increase understanding of the different policy areas and help delegates identify the potential synergies in how the three Directives can be implemented. A key focus was to encourage dialogue between participants, through which they can identify possible cooperation opportunities on these cross-cutting areas and also identify ways to improve the coordination between institutions that implement the Directives.
Joint Workshop Proceedings
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Joint Workshop Proceedings
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Joint Workshop Agenda
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JW_Madrid_Session_Summary_Report.pdf
Joint Workshop Presentations
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Session 1&4 - Unlocking the Potential of Renewables and Energy Efficiency at District Level - EIB - RODRIGUES
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Session 1&4 - Zero energy communities - HOOS
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Session 1&4 - Community energy Scotland - EGNER
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Session 1&4 - European Green Cities - KRABSEN
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Session 1&4 - Introduction
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Session 2 - Interlinkages - Danish reflections - BACH
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Session 2 - Introduction
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Session 2 - The Governance Regulation and how it Interacts with the 3 Directives - DE
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Session 3 - Changing Consumers Behaviour - IR
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Session 3 - Introduction
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Session 3 - The human dimension of the energy transition - STEG
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Session 6 - Energy poverty - DG ENER
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Session 6 - Measures to combat energy poverty in Flanders (Belgium) - VERMEIREN
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Session 6 - Introduction
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Session 6 - Energy Poverty Policies and Measures in 2017 LTRSs and CoM - JRC
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Session 7 - Introduction
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Session 7 - MENTI
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Session 7 - Requirements for waste heat and renewable heat delivered by district heating in the Netherlands - BOSSELAR
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Session 7 - New building codes for NZEB - LAUSTSEN
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Session 7 - Waste heat - DG ENER
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Session 8 - Introduction
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Session 8 - Assessment of the 2nd MS Long-term Renovation Strategies (2017)
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Session 8 - Recent Long Term Renovation Strategy (LTRS) experiences - JANKOVIC
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Session 8 - Recent Long Term Renovation Strategy (LTRS) experiences - DE SANTIAGO
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Session 9 - Synergy of RES and EE measures - BUKARICA
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Session 10 - Boosting investments for sustainable energy use - SWEATMAN - EEFIG
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Session 10 - Smart Financing possibilities for energy efficiency and renewables - RODRIGUES
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Session 10 - Accelerating sustainable home renovation: EuroPACE implementation in Spain and Europe
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Session 10 - Introduction
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Session 10 - Innovative financing solutions - DG ENER
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Session 10 - MENTI
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Session 12 - Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency - THOMAS
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Session 12 - Reflections on Scotland`s Approach - SHEPPARD
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Session 12 - The relevance of multiple impacts of decarbonization - MZAVANADZE