multEE aims to improve the consistency and quality of energy efficiency policy planning, implementation and monitoring between different administrative levels.
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The Synthesis report on Country Workshops includes an extract from the presentations and discussions at the national workshops for developing country specific proposals for multilevel coordination.
The report contains key elements from the workshops divided on the following subjects:
A number of concrete proposals have been prepared for each partner country to establish a multilevel governance for energy efficiency. It has been assessed which alternatives together with energy efficiency housing schemes could contribute to the building of multilevel governance, partly through vertical integration and partly through horizontal integration.
The aim of this guidebook is to give input to the development of concrete proposals on improving coordination mechanisms at national workshops in eachof the partner countries.
This guidebook will include the activities, which will be carried out before and on the workshops in respect of defining the concrete proposals for multilevel governance coordination. Besides the guidebook should be supplemented by the content of specific information in the partner countries included in the following reports:
Austrian municipalities provide a very valuable contribution to climate protection and the conservation of energy resources. A conscious approach to energy consumption and an increase in energy efficiency are important tools in order to achieve the climate and energy goals by 2030 as set by the European Union.
The multEE Monitoring and Verification Platform (MVP) allows authorities to consistently measure progress towards energy efficiency targets. This tutorial explains why the application was created, what its main functionalities are and what kind of information it provides to the authorities using it.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 649829.
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