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Page 1: Building and renovating - European Commission · Building and renovating Source: Eurostat, Energy balances 2019 edition, final energy consumption in year 2017. Help the 50 million

Design of buildings should be in line with the circular economy

Prices of different energy sources should incentivise energy-efficient buildings

More climate-proofing of buildings

Strict enforcement of rules on energy performance of buildings

Increased digitalisation

Start a ‘renovation wave’The construction, use and renovation of buildings require significant amounts of energy and resources, such as sand, gravel and cement.

December 2019

#EUGreenDeal

The current rates of renovation of public and private buildings should at least double

Buildings account for

40% of energy consumed

Better energy performance of buildings

The EuropeanGreen Deal

Building and renovating

Source: Eurostat, Energy balances 2019 edition, final energy consumption in year 2017.

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Help the 50 millionconsumers to keep their homes warm

Renovate social housing, schools and hospitals

New renovation initiative in 2020The Commission will launch an open platform bringing together the buildings and construction sector, architects and engineers and local authorities to:

Leave no one behind

Develop innovative financing possibilities

Promote energy efficiency investments in buildings

Pool renovation efforts into large blocks to benefit from economies of scale

Particular attention will be paid to the renovation of social housing, to help households who struggle to pay their energy bills.

Print ISBN 978-92-76-13861-7 doi:10.2775/466559 NA-04-19-756-EN-CPDF ISBN 978-92-76-13831-0 doi:10.2775/48978 NA-04-19-756-EN-N