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HomeAssessment of progress made by Member States in relation to Article 19(1) of the Directive 2012/27/EU
Actions taken to remove barrier of split incentives and boost green procurement
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The building sector consumes more energy than any other economic sector in Europe and numerous studies in the literature have demonstrated its significant energy saving potential and benefits (Ryan & Campbell, 2012; BPIE, 2011; Ürge-Vorsatz, et al., 2013). Even in the face of increasing pressure to reduce energy consumption, studies have shown that a substantial part of the energy efficiency potential in the building sector is unrealised and many otherwise profitable energy efficiency investments remain unexploited. Modernising the building sector is associated with a number of barriers, including the issue of split incentives. Stemming from transactions whose benefits do not accrue to the person who pays for it, split incentives affect various building segments: privately rented homes, multi-apartment buildings, social housing units and leased commercial or public premises. Article 19(1)(a) of the Energy Efficiency Directive (Directive 2012/27/EU) recognises the importance of addressing the barrier of split incentives in the building sector.
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- Temas: Política energética
- Tema: aplicação do direito da UE , consumo de energia , consumo familiar , contratação pública ecológica , diretiva (UE) , economia de energia , Estado-Membro UE , estímulo fiscal , indústria da construção civil , política energética , relatório , rendimento energético , utilização da energia
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| ISSN 1831-9424 | ISBN 978-92-79-99649-8 | DOI 10.2760/070440 | Número de catálogo KJ-NA-29653-EN-N |
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