Resources

“Evaluation of EAs and EnMs programmes for enterprises: Lessons learnt from Article 8 for the implementation of Article 11 of the EED recast” On 9th of April 20 Participants including experts Claudia Toro (ENEA), Ivana Rogulj (IEECP), Simon Hirzel (Fraunhofer ISI) and Carlos Herce (ENEA) discussed Article 11 of the new Energy Efficiency Directive. The four Experts introduced the topic during 4 short presentations which were followed by a discussion moderated by Claudia Toro. The third Lunch and Learn session was organized by Energy Evaluation Europe. • Topic of discussion: Article 11 of the new Energy Efficiency Directive. • Objective: Compare Article 8 of the previous Energy Efficiency Directive with the new Article 11, highlighting lessons learned, challenges, and expectations from its transposition. • Presentation lineup: Claudia Toro (ENEA), Ivana Rogulj (IEECP), Simon Hirzel (Fraunhofer ISI), and Carlos Herce (ENEA), insights based on their extensive experience.

“Emerging moral dilemmas for evaluators when energy security policies conflict with the climate emergency” With 10 participants, host expert Laura Hayward, as well as Stefan Thomas, discussed moral dilemmas for evaluators. After a presentation from Laura Hayward on that topic an active participation from attendees, including perspectives from England, France, and Ireland, enriched our discussions and broadened our horizons. As guidelines for the discussions 4 questions were selected during the presentation: • What do people think about their roles as evaluators – do they think they have a social imperative? • Have you found yourself facing such a moral dilemma in considering evaluations – how did you deal with it? • What (other) good practices should we as evaluators be implementing to leverage our role in support of ‘moral good’? • What are the main challenges to evaluators going ‘beyond’ the commissioner’s brief ?- Can they be overcome?

Residential Retrofit: What Have We Learned and What Should Come Next?” With 14 participants, host experts Jean-Sébastien Broc and Lisa Groves, as well as experts Kate Jenkins and Albane Gaspard, discussed retrofit perspectives from the UK and France. Active participation from attendees, including perspectives from England, France, and Ireland, enriched our discussions and broadened our horizons.

Tracking energy end-use trends and policy impacts during the Covid-19 crisis. Webinar #18 of the Energy Evaluation Academy

Much of the analysis of energy efficiency investments has focused on energy savings. But for developing countries, the value of energy efficiency arguably lies more in the additional goods and services that energy efficiency can generate to raise standards of living. This webinar will discuss how to adapt economic analysis to capture this different perspective.

Tracking energy end-use trends and policy impacts during the Covid-19 crisis. Webinar #18 of the Energy Evaluation Academy

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This webinar presented the role of the European Court of Auditors in the EU policy process, how it relates to evaluation, and the main conclusions from the recent reports on EU energy efficiency policies.

Methodology and findings from the evaluation of UK's Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) dealing with energy audits and energy efficiency in businesses.

Overview of the US DOE’s Uniform Methods Project that develops protocols for determining energy savings from energy efficiency programmes

This webinar presented the resources and lessons learnt from the EPATEE project dealing with experience sharing on evaluation practices for energy efficiency policies in Europe.

The success of an evaluation and the impact of its findings hinges on the way policymakers and practitioners are involved in and perceive the evaluation process. This webinar presents on how to do this for complex systems.

Overview of evaluation capacity building in EE in the Asia Pacific region, and key topics of EEAP’s Second Evaluation Conference (held in Bangkok in October 2019)

This webinar provided lessons learnt from studies using large databases of metered energy consumption to compare with data from Energy Performance Certificates or building stock modelling (experience from the Netherlands and UK).

This webinar aimed at providing a practical feedback from two ex-post evaluations that compared energy savings from engineering calculations with energy savings from metered energy consumption, in the Czech Republic and in UK.

Presents an evaluation of BEE’s monitoring, verification and enforcement framework for India’s labeling program.

Provides a summary of findings from recent energy performance and retrofit programme health impact evaluations in the UK

Presents a first look at multiple impacts from energy efficiency at European level based on the COMBI project

Articulates a new approach to energy poverty policy, based on bringing insights from a multi-disciplinary understanding of the lived experience of energy poverty into policy design.

Presents new online resources developed by the European project EPATEE to make knowledge and experience on evaluation practices for energy efficiency policies more easily available.

Webinar sharing experience from Denmark and Finland about the added value of evaluation

Webinar sharing experience from Ireland and Sweden about the added value of evaluation

Overview of the De-risking Energy Efficiency Platform (DEEP), which improved sharing and transparent analysis of existing projects in buildings and industry.

Two countries share their experiences of how to set up effective systems to ensure that energy efficiency improvements are being delivered effectively.

Focuses on a few best practices examples of EM&V on the EED

Findings of a study on implementation of Article 8 of the EU Energy Directive across Member States.

Can Europe deliver on energy efficiency? Investigating the effectiveness of Article 7 of the Energy Efficiency Directive. Webinar #3 of the Energy Evaluation Academy.

Guidance regarding the evaluation process of multiple benefits/impacts within the scope of an energy efficiency programme or policy.

Introduction to Evaluation and the role of IEPPEC. Webinar #1 of the Energy Evaluation Academy.