Date
Time
Start date:
14 Oct 2021
10:30
End date:
14 Oct 2021
12:00

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This event will highlight how the review of the Energy Performance Of Buildings Directive (EPBD) can use smart technologies to make the EU’s building stock energy-efficient, decarbonised, future proof and more comfortable to its citizens. To meet the revised EU climate targets and fully decarbonise the building stock by 2050, stronger policy measures must be put in place at the European level. Most of the potential of digitalization is still unexploited in the building sector. The revision of the EPBD creates a unique opportunity to deploy a broad range of energy-efficient and smart technologies.

The event is aimed at fostering a discussion between policymakers, institutions and stakeholders (industry experts, NGO’s, investors, property owners, facility managers, citizens, authorities and others), that will be engaged in the review of the EPBD.

You can dowlnload the speakers presentations here.

SPEAKERS

Welcome, introduction and moderation
Bonnie Brook
Senior Manager Industry Affairs, Siemens, Vice-Chair of EU-ASE
EU-ASE
Promoting a sustainable recovery by speeding up an inclusive digital transition of the EU building stock
Pernille Weiss
Member of the European Parliament, EPP Group, Denmark
Pernille Weiss
Renovating European buildings with cost-effective, active energy efficiency solutions
Nils Meinert
Managing Director - Building Efficiency Johnson Controls, member of eu.bac - European Building Automation and Controls Association
eu.bac
The role of lighting systems in energy efficient and healthy buildings
Ourania Georgoutsakou
Secretary General of LightingEurope
LightingEurope
Opening the doors to smart buildings: the role of smartness in the renovation wave
Jonathan Volt
Project Manager BPIE - Buildings Performance Institute Europe
BPIE

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