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Energy efficiency deals reduce consumption by 12.5 TWh annually - Vimarsana News

Energy efficiency deals reduce consumption by 12.5 TWh annually

Various energy efficiency measures saved 12.5 terawatt hours of energy annually, which corresponds to the annual energy use of 625,000...

Update – Germany tightens energy efficiency requirements: New challenges for companies and data centers | Allen & Overy LLP - Vimarsana News

Update – Germany tightens energy efficiency requirements: New challenges for companies and data centers | Allen & Overy LLP

On 21 September 2023, the German Parliament passed the heavily discussed German Federal Act on the Increase of Energy Efficiency (Energieeffizienzgesetz – EnEfG) that aims at...

For CEE, transitioning to sustainable heating is both a challenge and an opportunity - Vimarsana News

For CEE, transitioning to sustainable heating is both a challenge and an opportunity

Emerging Europe’s subzero winters necessitate heating that accounts for much of the region’s energy demand. Transitioning its heating sector away from polluting fossil fuels and firewood and updating its aging infrastructure would save lives, lessen harm to the environment, and boost affordability.  

EU Sets 11.7 Percent Cut in Energy Consumption by 2030 - Vimarsana News

EU Sets 11.7 Percent Cut in Energy Consumption by 2030

The EU has adopted an energy efficiency directive mandating member countries to curb energy consumption by 11.7 percent by 2030.

Embodied Carbon Gains Ground in the Construction Industry - Vimarsana News

Embodied Carbon Gains Ground in the Construction Industry

The real estate segment must prepare for ever stricter regulations as market players will need to keep track of and push down their carbon footprint resulting not only from the operation of the buildings but also production, transportation and build-in of building materials. As a result, only the highest quality will prevail.

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