The EU Green Deal sets the objective of a climate-neutral EU by 2050. In order to achieve this goal, the annual building renovation rate should at least double by 2030. The investments needed cannot come from the public sector alone and would require substantial private sector involvement. The European Commission has recognised the potential of
How can building policies facilitate the development of performance-based energy efficiency programmes, like Pay-for-Performance (P4P) schemes, in the EU? SENSEI has launched a survey to help P4P schemes’ replicability in Europe. This survey supports SENSEI in identifying how policy and regulatory developments in the EU may become a risk or an opportunity for P4P schemes,
Ground breaking tool measures energy savings across portfolios of buildings, which could be used to replace inaccurate ‘deemed’ estimates of energy savings, creating a foundation for energy companies to contract for energy savings instead of fossil fuels. A next generation energy efficiency meter named eensight has been created. The eensight tool is based
The SENSEI project is now half-way through its timeline so it is time for a status and to share three major updates! Firstly, we are glad to present a new landmark technology: a next-generation energy efficiency meter named eensight has been created based on machine learning and is being made available to the SENSEI stakeholder community for scrutiny and further development.
We are happy to share the recordings from the SENSEI Special Session at the 5th AIEE Energy Symposium. This presentation will provide you with an overview of the latest results of our research and introduce innovative ways to increase deep retrofit investments in energy efficiency by developing new P4P business models. https://youtu.be/EgRZg5wQsJc