01EeB_presentation.pdf

Research andInnovation


European Public-Private Partnership

onEnergy Efficient Buildings

Claudia Boldrini

New Forms of Technology,

DG RTD – G2

PolicyPolicyResearch andInnovation


• Outline

�History

�Objectives

�E2BA Association

�Calls for proposals

�Results

�Future Outlook

�Conclusions



European Economic Recovery PlanCOM(2008)800 26.11.2008

• Included ‘smart investment’ in research

• ‘To support innovation in the manufacturing, construction and

automotive sectors, which have recently seen demand plummet as a result of the crisis and which also face significant challenges in the transition to the green economy…’

Objectives:

- promote the convergence of public interest with industrial commitment and leadership in determining strategic research activities

- To reinforce European competitiveness

3 Public-Private Partnerships:

� Factories of the Future� Energy Efficient Buildings� Green Cars Initiative

Some history:



• Industry has a leading role in defining research priorities

• Ad-hoc Industrial Advisory Group advises on implementation

• Multi-annual Roadmap allows long-term investment plans

• Pre-defined budget ensures continuity

• More emphasis on relevance of industry and impact

• Focused on enabling industrial technologies

• Increased use of SME-friendly instruments and

demonstration

Advantages of a PPP



“Energy-efficient buildings” PPP initiative

Challenges

• The Construction industry accounts for 10% of EU’s GDP and gives jobs to 32 million people

• Buildings represent 40% of energy use and 33% of Green House Gas emissions

• Energy use to be reduced by 20% by 2020

• The present rate of construction of new buildings is below 2% � Renovation of existing buildings is key!

«« Business as usualBusiness as usual »» is not an option!is not an option!



“Energy-efficient buildings” PPP initiative

Objectives

• Reducing the energy consumption of buildings and its negative impacts on environment

• Integration of innovative technologies towards the low carbon economy

• Buildings cover their own energy needs contributing to EU

energy independence and on long term may become even energy provider

Budget 2010-2013: € 1 Billion over 4 years



In the framework of the European Construction Technology Platform, E2BA has been established by industrial partners for along-term commitment with the EC:

• to promote the convergence of industrial and public interests in determining strategic research activities

• Ensure a close link with National/Regional initiatives in the sector

�� ad hoc stakeholders advisory mechanism

Private engagement: E2BA Association



Participation



152 Membres 2011

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Austria

Belgium

Crotia

Czech

Denmark

Finland

France

Germ

any

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Lithuania

Norw

ay

Poland

Portugal

Slovania

Spain

Sweden

The

Turkey UK



Trends and scenarios

Industry objectives and vision

Strategic targets (Recovery Plan, SET plan, …)

Reducing the energy consumption of buildings and its negative impacts on environment (main goal within the PPP (main goal within the PPP EeBEeB 20102010--2013)2013)

Buildings cover their own energy needs

Transformation of buildings into energy providers preferably at district level

STEP 1STEP 1

STEP 2STEP 2

STEP 3STEP 3

The built environment today

Multiannual Strategic RoadMap



Public ConsultationsPublic Consultations

RoadMap definition



RTD

NMP ENV

ENER INFSO

ICT for EeBEnergy Performance of Building Directive

� New technologies

nZEBs

� Multi-system integration, BEMS etc� Integration

� District scale

Complementarity among different themes

Public engagement: EC

� Focus on Demo buildings



PPP contributions Budget FP7 (2010-2013)

Budgets (M€) NMP ENERGY INFSO ENV TOTAL FP7

2010 30 15 15 5 65

2011 40 20 20 5.5 85.5

2012 70 35 30 5 140

2013 110 55 40 10 215

TOTAL 250 125 110 25 515.5



EeB-PPP calls for proposals - specificities

• Industrial participation in call preparation through AIAG

involvement

• Increased participation of experts coming from the

industrial sector during evaluations (> 50%)

• One-stage evaluation to shorten Time-to-Grant

• Joint and coordinated calls for proposals (NMP-ENV-

ENER-ICT)

but Rules for Participation as in normal FP7 calls



EeB-PPP calls for proposals - Coverage

- Emphasis on retrofitting: 2011-3; 2012-2; 2013-3; 2013-6

- Scale of intervention: District level key.. 2010-2; 2013-3; 2013-6

- Monitoring tools and Design: 2010-2; 2013-4; 2013-5

- Building envelope: 2010-1; 2011-1; 2011-3; 2012-4;

2012-5; 2013-1; 2013-2

- Systems and equipment: 2012-4

- Integration (heat/Energy): 2010-2; 2012-1

- Demonstration: in all large CP projects

- Business models: 2010-2; 2012-3

18 Topics covered in WP2010-WP2013:



Results

• 3 calls for proposals

• FP7-20XX-NMP-ENV-ENERGY-ICT-EeB

• WP2010: 17 funded projects

• WP2011: 24 funded projects

• WP2012: 31 projects in negotiation

• _____________________

Total: 72 projects, 290.5 M€ EU contribution



EeB-NMP Work Programme 2013 (tbc)

EeB.NMP.2013-1 Nanotechnology for multifunctional lightweight construction materials and components

EeB.NMP.2013-2 Safe, energy-efficient and affordable eco-innovative materials for building envelopes and/or partitions to provide a healthier indoor environment

EeB.NMP.2013-3 Integration of technologies for energy-efficient solutions in the renovation of public buildings (DEMO targeted)

EeB.NMP.2013-4 Integrated control systems and methodologies to monitor and improve building energy performance

EeB.NMP.2013-5 Optimised design methodologies for energy-efficient buildings integrated in the neighbourhood energy systems

EeB.NMP.2013-6 Achieving high efficiency by deep retrofitting in the case of commercial buildings



EeB Topics 2013 for ENV, ENER, ICT (tbc)

ENV 2013 Energy efficient retrofitting and renewal of existing buildings for sustainable urban neighbourhoods

ICT 2013 Optimising Energy Systems in Smart Cities

ENER 2013 Demonstration of optimised energy systems for high-performance energy district (Initial demonstration of Smart Cities and Communities Initiative concepts in city environments)



Next steps:

July 2012: Launch of Work Programme 2013 (budget 215 M€)

December 2012: Deadline for submission of proposals

January 2013: Project evaluation

End 2013: All projects ongoing

1er January 2014: Horizon 2020 enters into force, launch of the first call for proposals



Conclusions

- EeB PPP is a useful tool for a satisfactory collaboration between industrial partners and EC

- The challenges and objectives of EeB remain actual, and a new RoadMap is under preparation (first draft expected in June)

- HORIZON 2020 foresees continued support to the PPPs



Thank you for your attention

Information on PPPsec.europa.eu/research/industrial_technologies/

www.e2b-ei.eu

www.ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020

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