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Energy efficiency in the construction sector in the Mediterranean (MED-ENEC)
Développement et Coopération EUROP AID
Titre : Energy efficiency in the construction sector in the Mediterranean (MED-ENEC) he
Low-energy buildings in southern and eastern Mediterranean countries
Pays : Southern and Eastern Mediterranean (Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey )
Durée : 2006-2009
Partenaires : National Energy Research Centre, Syria Palestinian Energy &
Environment Research Centre ; Ministry of Energy and Water, Lebanon
New and Renewable Energy Authority, EgyptMinistère de l’Energie et des Mines, Morocco
Ministry of National Infrastructures, Israel
Contexte
Electricity consumption has more than tripled over the past three
decades in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries and is
expected to be multiplied by the same factor between now and 2025.
The residential and service sectors account for nearly 40% of the
requirements.
Objectifs
Boost energy efficiency and the use of renewable energies in
buildings
Provide cost effective solutions to reduce environmental impact, by
service providers for energy efficiency and renewable energy
applications
Impact
1. Raised awareness of policy makers and important stakeholders in
public and private sector
2. Increased use of MED-ENEC website for information on best
practices and networking
3. 12 000 tonnes of CO2 saved through pilot rojects and an estimated
€3.5 million turnover initiated for companies participating at
MED-ENEC events
4. Ten national pilot projects showing best practice
EC contribution : € 4 million
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