Details
- Status
- Closed
- Publication date
- 11 April 2016
- Opening date
- Deadline model
- Single-stage
- Deadline date
Description
This is a call for Experts in the area of energy performance of buildings, sustainable energy planning at local level and/or geolocation data.
The JRC has carried out the feasibility study "Location data for buildings related energy efficiency policies" to investigate how location data can support energy efficiency policies, in particular for the assessment of energy performance and needs of buildings and urban areas.
The study confirmed that the use of geolocated data (such as cadastrial data e.g.) can improve the quality of the input data for the assessment of the energy performance of buildings and the energy need of buildings and districts. They can also contribute to improve sustainable energy planning and monitoring in urban areas.
The JRC is now launching a pilot project for the application to the local and regional levels of the methodologies identified in the pilot study for the assessment of energy needs and for the scaling up from building, to district, cities and regions.
Experts are expected to participate in the working group and to contribute with knowledge of methodologies for the assessment of energy performance of buildings, of energy needs at local level and of geolocation data for energy applications.
Internal References
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The European Union Location Framework (EULF) project promotes effective location-enabled e-government across Europe, as part of the Interoperability Solutions for Public Administrations (ISA) programme.
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The MESHARTILITY project (Measure and share data with utilities for the Covenant of Mayors) is an IEE-funded project that addresses data challenges faced by local governments when compiling their GHG inventories and Sustainable Energy Action Plans.
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Launched in 2008, the Covenant of Mayors (CoM) initiative is the mainstream European movement involving local authorities in the implementation of sustainable energy policies.