Project
name
Assesment and
Improvement of the EPBD Impact
Project
duration
from 01-10-2007
to 31-03-2010
Project
coordinator
International
Network for Information on Ventilation and Energy Performance
EEIG
Partners
1. Belgian Building Research Institute (BBRI), Belgium, WP1 leader,
WP6 leader, WP9 leader
2. National and Kapodestrian
University of Athens (NKUA), Greece, WP1 leader, WP7 leader
3. Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO),
Netherlands, WP2 leader
4. Fraunhofer Institute of
Building Physics (IBP), Germany, WP4 leader
5.
Stiftelsen for Industriell Teknisk Forskning ved Norges Tekniske
Høgskole as legal entity acting for its institute SINTEF Buildings &
Infrastructure (SINTEF), Norway
6. Centre
Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (CSTB), France
7. Faculdate de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto (FEUP), Portugal,
WP3 leader
8. Centre d Etudes Techniques de l
Equipement de Lyon (CETE de Lyon), France, WP5 leader
9. Federation of European Heating and Air-conditioning Associations
(REHVA), WP8 leader
10. Ente per le Nuove Tecnologie l
Energia e l Ambiente (ENEA), Italy
11. Asociacion de
Investigacion y Cooperacion Industrial de Andalucia (AICIA), Spain
12. National Energy Conservation Agency (NAPE), Poland
13.
Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT), Finland
14.
Energie und Umweltzentrum am Deister e.V. (E-U-Z), Germany
15. ENVIROS, s.r.o. (ENVIROS), Czech Republic
16. Danish
Building Research Institute (SBi), Denmark
Objectives
ASIEPI
project was launched to assess and improve the implementation of EPBD
for new and retrofitted buildings.
Expected results
The
project will result in:
-
making sure that EPBD
is implemented on time in all Member States
-
developing
tools allowing for comparison of energy
efficiency between Member States
-
gathering information about EPBD implementation in particular Member
States
-
identifying
approximations and simplifications to improve compliance
and control
-
analyzing
gathered information about simplifications introduced by Member
States, concerning thermal bridges in energy performance
calculations
-
consciousness
raising about potential difficulties of
system evaluation based on the experience from Member States
-
creating
or raising consciousness about available alternative techniques and
technologies improving thermal comfort
without increasing energy consumption
Project
website
www.asiepi.eu
Coordinator
from NAPE’s side
Aleksander
Panek apanek@nape.pl