Energy performance progress 'disappointingly slow'

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A review of how the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive has been implemented across Europe has found progress to be 'disappointingly slow'.

The research, carried out by the European Energy Network (EnR) and covering 21 national energy agencies, found that though the majority of Member States have met some EBPD articles only 20% have Energy Performance Certificates fully operational – and even then only for new build homes.

Based on its findings, EnR is urging Member States to: ... (192 more words)

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