Energy Efficient Renovation of the EU Building Stock is the Economic Boost the EU Needs

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1 HUPFAS Event Zagreb 30 th November 2012 Energy Efficient Renovation of the EU Building Stock is the Economic Boost the EU Needs Adrian M Joyce Campaign Director 1

2 Introduction Why Energy Efficiency? Actions of the EU National Actions Renovate Europe Campaign Conclusions 2

3 What is the Challenge? Plus: Today Equals: 3

4 Resource Scarcity What Was That Bump? 4

5 Energy is Our Most Needed Resource But in the EU: Steady Increase in Use Over Time Heavy Reliance on Imports Vulnerability to External Energy Shocks Costs Set to Rise Significantly Clear Need for Action! 5

6 Actions of The EU 2050 as a Policy Horizon: Low-Carbon Economy Roadmap Energy Roadmap Resource Efficiency Roadmap Specific Directives: Energy Performance of Buildings (2010/31/EC) Energy Efficiency (2012/27/EC) 6

7 Actions of The EU increase in 7

8 Actions of The EU 8

9 Example: German KfW Scheme Refurbished homes: 270,000 per year 1,300,000 total so far (to 2010) Jobs created/retained: 345,000 per year Result within one year: 5 Return for Each 1 (Jülich Research Centre Analysis) Co-financed investments: 12 billion per year 9

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11 Actions of Member States Ireland ( ): Home Energy savings Programme 100,000 Homes Treated Reduction of 450 pa in Energy Bills 3,000 Jobs (created or safeguarded) Net Benefit: 5 Return for every 1 Invested 11

12 Actions of Member States Lithuania (2009): Target: 24,000 Homes by 2020 Energy Demand reduced by 50% Investment: 227 million 4,000 Jobs (created or safeguarded) 12

13 Innovative Financing Model One Stop Shop 13

14 UK (Scotland) US Denmark EU EU UK US UK EU US EU US EU EU France US US EU US EU UK EU US (MA) UK Germany Ireland UK EU US EU Canada EU Hungary EU US Close-Up on Jobs EEIF Study Examined 20 Reports: Jobs/ M

15 Close-Up on Jobs Conclusion of EEIF Study: For Every 1m Invested in Energy Efficiency of Buildings 19 Local Jobs are Created 15

16 Close-Up on Public Finances 16

17 The Renovate Europe Campaign A Political Communications Campaign 23 Partner Companies and Associations in 2012: 17

18 Renovate Europe Objective Reduce the Energy Demand of Europe s Existing Building Stock by 80% by 2050 as Compared to 2005 Levels For the EU, What Would This Look Like? 18

19 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 300 kwh/m²/year : BPIE Study: Europe s Buildings Under The Microscope,

20 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 270 kwh/m²/year

21 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 240 kwh/m²/year

22 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 210 kwh/m²/year

23 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 180 kwh/m²/year

24 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 150 kwh/m²/year

25 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 120 kwh/m²/year

26 Reduce Energy Demand by 80% 90 kwh/m²/year

27 Success! 60 kwh/m²/year

28 Success! 60 kwh/m²/year A Factor 5 Improvement

29 Success! 60 kwh/m²/year Note That Not All Buildings Have Been Renovated A Factor 5 Improvement

30 What About CO 2 Emissions? 30

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33 What About Jobs? 33

34 Up To 1,1 Million Direct Jobs Per Year In the Construction Sector Source: BPIE Study: Europe s Buildings Under The Microscope,

35 With Up To 2 Million Jobs In Total Per Year Source: Renovate Europe Campaign own calculations based on EEIF Jobs Study and other sources 35

36 What Should Be Done First? 36

37 Create A Roadmap to 2050 Interim Targets: Final Target: Policies and measures Technology Training and skills

38 Set The Final Target First and Then Back-Cast for Interim Targets Create A Roadmap to 2050 Interim Targets: Final Target: Policies and measures Technology Training and skills

39 Create A Roadmap to 2050 Decide on Policies and Measures That Incite Engagement Interim Targets: Final Target: Policies and measures Technology Training and skills

40 Create A Roadmap to 2050 Interim Targets: Final Target: Policies and measures Engage With Industry Embed Innovation Technology Training and skills

41 Create A Roadmap to 2050 Interim Targets: Final Target: Policies and measures Technology Training and skills And Don t Forget The 2050 Workers (all segments) 41

42 What Rate of Renovation? 42

43 Current Rate in the EU 3% 2% %

44 Current Rate in the EU 3% 2% ,2% 1%

45 Increasing Rate 3% 2% ,2% 1%

46 Increasing Rate 3% 2% ,2% 1%

47 Increasing Rate 3% 2% ,2% 1%

48 Increasing Rate 3% 2% ,2% 1%

49 Increasing Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

50 Increasing Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

51 Increasing Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

52 Increasing Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

53 Target Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

54 Future Rate 3% % 1,2% 1%

55 Future Rate 3% % 1,2% 1% What Impact on Construction Output in the EU?

56 Up to 830 billion Per Year At 2011 Prices Source: Renovate Europe Campaign own calculations based on FIEC and EuroConstruct/VTT/ Buildecon survey of output ion

57 Impact on Construction Output in the EU 2,0 1,5 1,0 3% 2% 1,2 trillion in ,1 trillion in % in ,5 1% 1,2% in 2011 trillion

58 Impact on Construction Output in the EU 2,0 1,5 1,0 3% 2% 8% p.a. growth in the sector 1,2 trillion in ,1 trillion in % in ,5 1% 1,2% in 2011 trillion

59 Conclusions The Policy Framework Exists, but: Member State Commitment Roll-Out of Financing Market Demand Actions Underway: Some Member States The Construction Sector The Renovate Europe Campaign 59

60 Conclusions Potential Benefits Exit Financial Crisis Increase Employment Increase Public Revenue Increase Well Being Eliminate Fuel Poverty Let s Get Started, The Sooner The Better 60

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