EU-Russia exchange on sustainable building policies & measures - workshop 1

Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE)

Future-proof buildings for all: Building regulations and renovation strategies in the EU and Russia

<p> The Renovation Wave is the European Union’s Strategy to implement the EU Green Deal in the building sector. Similarly, the Russian government recently acknowledged that measures in the building sector are key to decarbonise the economy. This workshop will provide an overview of the current legislation both in the EU and Russia as well as innovative instruments to incentivise deep renovation, implementing the objectives of the EU Green Deal and Russian climate protection targets. Experts from the EU and Russia will provide insights on social, technical, and economic barriers to scaling up energy efficiency in the building sector, as well as policies and best practices to overcome these barriers. </p><h2>Agenda in brief:</h2><p>Welcome note from the moderators (Executive Director of BPIE Oliver Rapf and Vice President of ABOK Marianna Brodach) </p><p>The European Green Deal and the pathway to a decarbonised building stock under the “fit-for-55 package” </p><p><em>Sven Dammann (DG CLIMA)</em></p><h3>Session 1: The pathway to a decarbonised building stock: legislative framework</h3><p>The Renovation Wave and the legislative framework in the EU for a highly efficient and decarbonised building stock by 2050</p><p><em>Dimitrios Athanasiou (European Commission, DG ENER)</em></p><p>Existing building regulations regarding energy efficiency in new constructions and renovations in Russia</p><p><em>Viktor Granovskii (member of the board ABOK, Danfoss)</em></p><p>The legislative framework for a highly efficient and decarbonised building stock by 2045 in Germany</p><p><em>Martin Pehnt (ifeu)</em></p><h3>Q&A Moderated by Oliver Rapf and Marianna Brodach</h3><h3></h3><h3>Session 2: Policies and initiatives to stimulate deep renovation</h3><p>Overview of policies to overcome market barriers and to untap public and private investments in energy renovation</p><p><em>Paolo Bertoldi (European Commission, JRC - tbc)</em></p><p>Public strategy to achieve energy-efficient building stock by 2030 in Russia</p><p><em>Iurii Tabunshchikov (president of ABOK, Moscow Architectural Institute - State Academy)</em></p><p>Four pitches on innovative policies to guide and incentivise deep renovation in the EU</p><p>•	Latvian Baltic Energy Efficiency Facility (LABEEF),<em> Nicholas Stancioff (Funding for Future B.V) </em></p><p>•	The next generation of Energy Performance Certificate in Portugal, <em>Rui Fragoso (ADENE)</em></p><p>•	Task Force Label A  mapping the energy quality of buildings in the Netherlands, <em>Marcel van Miert (Bureau van Miert)</em></p><p>•	Hauts-de-France Pass Rénovation  a best practice of One Stop Shop (OSS), <em>Alice Morcrette (Régie régionale du Service Public de l’Efficacité Energétique)</em></p><p></p><h3>Panel Discussion  Moderated by Oliver Rapf and Marianna Brodach</h3><h3>Closing remarks – Oliver Rapf and Marianna Brodach</h3><p></p><p></p>

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