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QUALITY ASSURANCE PLANNING
DELIVERABLE D1.1
INITIAL RISK REGISTER AND ETHICS COMPLIANCE ASSURANCE
DELIVERABLE D1.2
ENERGY CULTURE AND ENERGY TRANSITION
DELIVERABLE D2.1
ASSESSMENT OF NON-TECHNICAL BARRIERS
DELIVERABLE D2.2
ANALYSIS OF EXISTING FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS
DELIVERABLE D2.3
PERFORMANCE REPORT
DELIVERABLE D3.3
TRAINING WEBINARS
DELIVERABLE D4.1
VALIDATION REPORT ON TRAININGS
DELIVERABLE D4.2
CAPACITY BUILDING REPORT
DELIVERABLE D4.3
D+C PLAN
DELIVERABLE D5.1
PROJECT WEBSITE
DELIVERABLE D5.2
PROJECT FLYER
DELIVERABLE D5.3
PROJECT VIDEO
DELIVERABLE D5.4
TRAINING TOOLKIT
DELIVERABLE D5.5
DISSEMINATION REPORT
DELIVERABLE D5.6
Articles
Energy Efficiency Solutions for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
by Joanna Southernwood, Grigoris K. Papagiannis, Erudino Llano Güemes and Luisa Sileni
Green Revolution - Medium-sized companies show the way
Lessons from two spanish companies in the chemical industry
The role of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the transition to a carbon neutral economy.
Interview with Frédéric Mathot
Assessment and Communication of Relevant EU-funded Projects Supporting the Market Uptake of Energy Efficiency Measures in Industry and Services
The study describes the findings from the quantitative evaluation of the impacts and achievements of the 41 energy efficiency projects – including innoveas, combined with the learnings from the survey, and the stakeholder interview phase of the work.
SME’s, energy efficiency, innovation: a reflection on materials and energy transition emerging from a research on SMEs and the practice of Energy Audit
by A. Declich, G. Quinti and P. Signore
Feeding the world, preserving the planet
Do you know the environmental impact of the sandwich you had for lunch? Food production requires about 30 percent of the world’s total energy consumption and is still highly reliant on fossil fuels. In addition, industrial energy use is responsible for over 70% of global CO2emissions. That sandwich has a high energy tag. To make eating that sandwich more environmentally friendly and secure a more sustainable future an EU-funded project called INNOVEAS proposes using energy audits to improve the energy efficiency of the industrial processes involved in producing your lunch.
Building a greener future one SME at a time
The pyramids in Egypt, the Empire State building in New York, and the Tower of Pisa in Italy are all examples of human creations which left an imprint on history. However, today the construction sector is leaving more than buildings behind it. This sector demands the use of nearly 55% of global electricity, contributing to nearly 40% of total global energy-related CO2 emissions. Given its environmental impact, interventions aiming to reduce or optimise the energy use of this industry would help us leave a better mark on the planet.
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