Information on energy technologies

The following tool has been developed in the frame of the SMARTER TOGETHER project which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

This page regroups the project's webinars. They present the best practices of the different cities involved in the project.

The following tool has been developed in the frame of the SMARTER TOGETHER project which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

Reports on Peer-to-Peer Knowledge Exchange Network and Workshop, collective self-consumption of Photovoltaic, Smart City Catalyst.

The COMBI project aimed at quantifying the multiple non-energy benefits of energy efficiency in the EU-28 area. It gathered existing approaches and evidence from the EU area and developed modelling approaches for impacts on

The following tool has been developed in the frame of the COMBI project which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

The following tool has been developed in the frame of the EU-MERCI project which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

The EU-MERCI Database contains aggregated data from real implementation of efficiency projects in industry, provided by the EU-MERCI “Enablers”.

The following tool has been developed in the frame of the EU-MERCI project which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

EU-MERCI project aims at fostering and facilitating the implementation of energy efficiency projects in the manufacturing industry sectors by selecting and disseminating technological and policy best practices.

Swiss-Polish Cooperation Programme is a non-refundable foreign aid granted by Switzerland to Poland as one of the new EU member states, in order to reduce economic and social disparities existing between Poland and more developed EU countries, and to reduce the differences on the Polish territory–between urban centers and structurally underdeveloped regions.

Several European municipalities and regions have already committed themselves to the principles of the passive house (maximum heating and cooling requirements of 15 kWh/m²a in new buildings). The experiences of these regions, or PassREgs, have helped pave the way for other UE regions to reach the 2020 energy targets. Border regions that had implemented effective and cost-effective strategies were highlighted.

RETScreen® International is a free, universal tool developed in collaboration with many government, industry and university experts. The program is managed and has ongoing support from Canmore ENERGY at the Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources. On the territory of Poland, training for users is led by the Foundation for Energy Efficiency. The organization is the translator of educational materials available at www.retscreen.net. There is also a free e-learning course available at www.e-szkolenia.fewe.pl.

The handbook gives the strategic framework and help public authorities buy goods and services with a lower environmental impact.