Energy Labelling

EU policies and regulations in Sustainable Energy
Clean Energy Package
European Green Deal
Fit for 55
REPowerEU
Renovation Wave
Energy Efficiency
Energy Efficiency of Buildings
Energy Labelling
Ecodesign
Renewable Energy
National Energy and Climate Plans
Energy Efficiency Improvement
- Energy Efficiency First principle
- Energy Efficiency targets
- Alignment with higher climate neutrality goals
- Multiple benefits of energy efficiency
- Heating and cooling planning
- Heat and Cooling Supply
- Transformation, transmission and distribution
- Exemplary role of the public sector
- Exemplary role of public buildings
- Energy-Efficient Public Procurement
- Energy saving obligations and obligation schemes
- Energy audits and energy management
- Efficiency in data centers
- Billing information
- Awareness raising
- Empowering and protecting vulnerable consumers
- Energy professionals
- Energy services
- National energy efficiency fund and financing
- National technical support
Energy Performance of Buildings
- Cost-optimal level calculations
- Minimum Energy Performance Requirements
- Energy Performance Certificates
- Nearly Zero-Energy Building
- Long Term Renovation Strategy
- Zero-Emission Building
- Smart Readiness of Buildings
- Infrastructure for Sustainable Mobility
- Inspection of Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
Energy services
- Basic principles of ESCO and EPC
- Core services in EPC
- Project cycle of EPC
- Types of EPC contracts
- Integration with EED Goals and Key Elements
- Additional resources
Renewable Energy Deployment
- Targets and mandates
- Feed-in tariffs and premiums
- Auctions and tendering
- Net metering
- Fiscal and financial incentives
- Carbon pricing
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
- GESI and Clean Energy for All Europeans Package
- European Council Recommendation 2022/C 243/04
- EU Recommendation on Energy Poverty
- Just Transition Mechanism
- Commission Energy Poverty and Vulnerable Consumers Coordination Group
- Social Climate Fund
- Energy Poverty Advisory Hub
- Equality Platform for Energy Sector
- Inge Lehmann Research Programme (Denmark)
- Energy Check (France)
- Women Energize Women (Germany)
- Gender Glasses (Finland)
Project and financing stages
Overview of climate finance
Barriers for investments
Policy and support measures
Financing instruments
Financing of EE projects
Financing EPCs - Available mechanisms
- Credit financing
- Leasing financing
- Cession and forfaiting
- Cession of contracting rates as security for credit- or lease-finance
- Forfaiting
Sources of financing
International financing of energy transition in developing countries
Blended finance
SECCA Project aims and expected outcomes
Additional information and useful links
Introduction to Energy statistics
Common reporting on energy sector
SECCA project aims and expected outcomes
Useful links
Introduction to Energy modelling
Energy Systems Modelling
SECCA project aims and expected outcomes
Additional information
What is Horizon Europe?
How to participate
Participation of the Central Asian countries
SECCA project aims and expected outcomes
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The energy labelling requirements for individual product groups are created under the EU’s energy labelling framework regulation. 15 of the product groups require an energy label. The list is available in this link.

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