Together with 11 European associations, smartEn calls on the European Union to put forward an action plan for the integrated renovation of all existing buildings to ensure that they are powered by renewable energy, highly energy efficient and smart.
The 2019 European Market Monitor for Demand Side Flexibility gives is an in-depth analysis of the different opportunities and value streams for Demand Side Flexibility across Europe. It looks at the availability, accessibility and monetisation of DSF to value streams,
smartEn, the European business organization of market players driving digital and decentralized energy solutions, would like to inspire and support MEPs in their right to assess the Commissioner-designates’ suitability for their job. We have identified opportunities to drive the uptake
smartEn’s contribution to the consultation hosted by DG ENER on digitalisation in the energy sector.
Across Europe, network congestion has been increasing at both transmission and distribution levels, driven in particular by the uptake of variable renewable energy and decentralised resources, as well as delays in network expansion. The further uptake of electric vehicles, heat
Our document aims at providing some comments to DG MOVE on the Report “Analysis of stakeholder views on key policy needs and options for action in Alternative Fuel Infrastructure deployment and consumer services” shared to stakeholders on 19 July. As
SmartEn’s answers to a questionnaire supporting the development of the Smart Readiness Indicator in accordance with the provisions of the Energy Performance in Buildings Directive.
An integrated perspective on the interaction between transport and energy is required to drive the decarbonisation of the transport sector, to ensure the best energy system efficiency, to leverage their contribution to the decarbonisation of electricity and to empower consumers.
The smartEn White Paper, “A vision for smart and active buildings,” highlights how digital and decentralised energy solutions in all types of buildings can enable their demand-side flexibility. They should be specifically quantified and integrated into an impactful certificate/indicator, that must be
smartEn – Smart Energy Europe supports the ongoing efforts of the new SRI consortium to define a valuable Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) for buildings, to be deployed across Europe. See our contributions.
