The mission of “ROENEF” is to promote a favorable and stable political, legislative and financial framework for pursuing energy efficiency in buildings in Romania. Our actions focus on supporting the relevant authorities for a timely and good quality implementation of relevant EU directives, supporting the development and implementation of national energy efficiency policies, support schemes, long term building renovation strategies, etc.
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Think Efficiency first to address the energy and climate crisis
More than 20 organisations join EU-ASE in an open letter addressed to the EU negotiators revising the Energy Efficiency Directive. It calls for an effective implementation of the Energy Efficiency First principle in all of the EU, national and local policy, planning and investment projects regardless of the size of investments.
With the revision of the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), the EU Institutions are due to agree in trialogue negotiations on provisions that introduce in the regulatory framework the implementation of the “Energy Efficiency First” Principle.
This letter, co-signed by European business organisations, housing associations and NGOs, calls on the EED negotiators to agree on applying the principle without monetary thresholds that could rule out its application in many local projects having an impact on the energy system, therefore missing the potential energy efficiency can have for the economy, society and the climate.
Implementing „Renovation Wave” in the context of elaborating the National Recovery and Resilience Plan
ROENEF invites you to participate Thursday, November 26 at the webinar ‘Implementing „Renovation Wave” in the context of elaborating the National Recovery and Resilience Plan’.
Implementing „Renovation Wave” in the context of elaborating the National Recovery and Resilience Plan
ROENEF invites you to participate Thursday, November 26 at the webinar ‘Implementing „Renovation Wave” in the context of elaborating the National Recovery and Resilience Plan’.
