EU-funded projects focused on next generation Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), present their results in support of the implementation of the recast Directive on Energy Performance of Buildings Four EU-funded Horizon 2020 projects –crossCert, EPC RECAST, EUB SuperHub and iBRoad2EPC– joined forces in organising a final conference titled “Next Generation Energy Performance Certificates Conference – EPBD …
Download here the deliverable Work in WP5 focused on policy involvement and the EU-wide deployment of EPC RECAST results. The aim of Task 5.2 was to evaluate the compliance of the next generation EPC with EU standards, monitoring and analysing the technical and demonstration activities of the project to ensure a technology-neutral approach and transparent …
Download here the deliverable The EPC RECAST project is focused on developing a transparent, common, and explicit data model (i.e., input data to be collected for EPC assessments and calculations) which will support the characterization of existing buildings and dwellings during on-site inspections by professional certifiers and improve the comparability between Energy Performance Certificates. These …
Download here the deliverable D2.7 outlines the development and functionality of two software interfaces within the EPC RECAST project, aimed at enhancing energy performance assessments and proposing retrofit solutions for buildings. Spanning from September 2020 to Jun 2024, the project focused especially on creating tools for efficient EPC. Online Assessor Interface: The interface, accessible via …
Download here the deliverable The EPC RECAST project has developed software tools to assist assessors and create the next generation of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). These tools are integrated into a single platform for efficient intercommunication and user-friendly interface. The integration relies on the KROQI platform, a collaborative web platform designed for the construction sector, …
Download here the deliverable To make the EPCs more reliable, particular attention must be paid to the reliability of the data that allow the evaluation of the key performance indicators. These building characterisation data concern the intrinsic characteristics of the various envelope components and HVAC systems, they are qualified and quantified mainly during the on-site …
Download here the deliverable D1.5 (Data acquisition protocol for the geometry and semantics within the onsite visit – Consolidated) is part of Work Package 1 (Methodology and protocol definition), specifically Task 1.2 (Capturing the building geometry and semantics). This task aims at defining the data acquisition technique as part of an EPC visit. This task …
Download here the deliverable The European Green Deal aims to make Europe climate neutral by 2050, with a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Improving energy efficiency in buildings is crucial to achieving this goal, and Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) play a key role in this process. Despite their importance, current EPCs have …
Download here the deliverable The energy performance certificate is a key policy instrument of Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, which has been substantially amended several times in order to increase its ambition level and quality. Following the European Green Deal, the Renovation Wave strategy contains an action plan with concrete regulatory, financing and …
Download deliverable here D6.9 ‘EPC RECAST visual identity package’ presents the process, timing and the content for implementing the activities related to EPC RECAST’s visual identity package organized and conducted by REHVA with the involvement of all EPC RECAST team members and their contribution as needed. D6.9 is connected to Task 6.1 ‘Communication’ and represents …
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