Policy context
The revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) will upgrade the existing regulatory framework to reflect higher ambitions and more pressing needs in climate and social action, as well as a different geopolitical context, while also providing Member States with the flexibility needed to take into account the differences in the building stock across Europe.
This includes requirements on the calculation and reporting of the whole life-cycle GWP of:
Furthermore, by 2027 Member States shall publish a roadmap introducing limit values for whole life-cycle GWP for new buildings and set targets from 2030, with a downward trend.
Objectives of this service contract
This contract will support the European Commission with activities relating to the clarification and implementation of the EPBD provisions relating to building whole life GWP.
Engagement with stakeholders
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All consultation documents and deliverables relevant to the stakeholder involvement will be accessible through this website.
Stakeholder engagement is anticipated to occur around October. Currently, our efforts are concentrated on internal tasks. If you have specific questions or concerns regarding Article 7 (2, 3, 5) or Annex III, please feel free to share them with us through our contact form.
Note
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What's new
02/2025: Stakeholder meeting was held on the 21st of February. Read more here.
09/2024: 1st Stakeholder meeting was held on the 22nd of October. Read more here.
04/2024: Launch of the study.
Viegand Maagøe, COWI and exergia
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