As we continue to advocate for solar heat’s key role in the energy transition, each new member adds to the...
Energy Labelling: new draft for the Space and Water heating regulations presented
As expected, the European Commission released a new draft of the energy labelling and eco-design requirements for space and water...
The Energy Performance Buildings Directive: accrued relevance for the solar heat sector
Buildings are one of the largest sources of heat consumption in Europe. Therefore, addressing the decarbonisation of heat supply to...
Together for a more sustainable future at ISEC 2022
Solar Heat Europe joined the 2022 International Sustainable Energy Conference with the main objective of addressing the key role of...
Taskforce on Solar Thermal in Buildings constituted
Some years ago, Solar Heat Europe has decided to create taskforces to identify the main priorities regarding specific segments, trying...
The Role of Installers and Installers’ associations in the modernization of the EU heating stock
In recent years, with the commitment of reaching a climate-neutral Europe by 2050, many companies and organizations have mobilised to...
The Energy Performance Buildings Directive : What it is, what it can do, and why it is relevant for the solar heat sector
What it is: The European Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) was first published in 2002 and it aims to renovate...
50% of installed heating appliances are inefficient – EU project to offer an assessment tool guiding consumers towards better options
The H2020 HARP (Heating Appliances Retrofit Planning) project started its second awareness campaign on planned replacement in October 2021 by...
#SolarHeat awareness through video animations
The European project ‘Our Solartown’ through which Solar Heat Europe is raising awareness on climate change, renewable energy solutions, and...
New support scheme in Portugal may provide opportunities for solar thermal but for the moment raises several challenges
Back at end of 2019, Solar Heat Europe was contacted by members expressing their concern that a new programme in...
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