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EASME Policy Conference Events at the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) 2016
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For over 10 years the EUSEW has been gathering thousands of stakeholders in the sustainable energy field. This year at EUSEW16 the EASME highlights current sustainable energy issues at the heart of the policy conference in Brussels from 14th-16th June by delivering four events on: global perspectives on boosting energy efficiency in today's buildings; innovative financing for sustainable energy; energy efficiency as a business opportunity for SMEs; and consumers at the core of the Energy Union. Find out more below and register now for these events via http://eusew.eu
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15 June 2016
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Energy Efficiency: A Business Opportunity for SMEs
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Whether by saving energy or by taking advantage of energy services offered by new business models, SMEs can improve their competitiveness. Recommendations to unlock long-term financing for energy efficiency in buildings, industry and SMEs, as published by the Energy Efficiency Financial Institution Group (EEFIG), will be presented. Measures to encourage SMEs to become more energy efficient will be highlighted in presentations from businesses (SMEs, including energy service companies) and other value chain actors (Chambers of Commerce and Industry, networks).
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15 June 2016
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How to Boost Energy Efficiency in Today's Buildings: International Perspectives
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With Europe's Energy Performance of Building Directive (EPBD) currently under review and a proposal for a new Directive expected in 2016, this event looks at how other parts of the world, especially Japan, South Korea and the US, are dealing with energy efficiency in existing buildings and what the EU can learn from these countries. Speakers from around the world will present their global perspectives.
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15 June 2016
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Innovative Financing for Sustainable Energy in Practice
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Financing sustainable energy investments is a key challenge for the EU's climate and energy strategy. This session will discuss how the EU is answering the needs of market actors through policy work, ongoing Horizon 2020 projects and European Investment Bank activities. After the session participants will be able to meet directly with EIB and EASME staff (for which registration in advance is recommended) to ask questions about funding opportunities for project development assistance.
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16 June 2016
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Consumers at the Core of the Energy Union – Successful Approaches to Engagement for Sustainable Energy
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The seminar will showcase different consumer engagement strategies and allow for best practice exchanges between stakeholders. The strategies to be presented cover different approaches to engaging private consumers, ranging from direct engagement of students via inter-dormitory competitions to consumer engagement via collectives and group purchasing. Practical knowledge will meet with academic insight on behavioural change, featuring feedback mechanisms, marketing appeals, and drivers of energy efficient behaviour.
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