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EPBD, doslova Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, je evropská směrnice o energetické náročnosti budov.
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Questions and Answers on the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD)
12. 4. 2024What are the core elements of the revised EPBD?
1. What are the core elements of the revised EPBD?
The revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) puts Europe on track to achieve a fully decarbonised building stock by 2050 by spurring renovations in each Member State, particularly for worst-performing buildings. It upgrades the existing regulatory framework (agreed in 2018) to reflect higher climate ambition coupled with social action and provides the Member States with the flexibility needed to take into account the differences in the building stock across Europe. It does not impose any renovation obligation on individual homeowners. Under the strengthened framework, residential and non-residential buildings are addressed differently. As regards residential buildings, each Member State will adopt its own national trajectory to reduce their average primary energy use by 16% by 2030 and 20-22% by 2035. The national measures will have to ensure that at least 55% of the decrease of the average primary energy use is achieved through the renovation of the worst-performing buildings, but Member States are free to choose which buildings to target and which measures to take. As regards non-residential buildings, the revised Directive foresees the gradual introduction of Minimum Energy Performance Standards to renovate the 16% worst-performing buildings by 2030 and the 26% worst-performing buildings by 2033.Member States will have the possibility to exempt certain categories of both residential and non-residential buildings from these obligations, including historical buildings or holiday homes. The revised Directive makes zero-emission buildings the new standard for new buildings. All new residential and non-residential buildings must have zero on-site emissions from fossil fuels, as of 1 January 2028 for publicly-owned buildings and as of 1 January 2030 for all other new buildings, with a possibility for specific exemptions. The updated EPBD also strengthens the enabling framework for renovations. It introduces Building Renovation Passport' schemes throughout the EU to help building owners plan their (staged) renovations. Safeguards for tenants are also strengthened as Member States will have to introduce measures to tackle the risks of so-called renovictions' (de-facto eviction related to a significant increase in rent following renovation works). Furthermore, the provisions on databases and data exchange will ensure the provision of reliable building information data to citizens and to financial institutions, to support renovations. Better planning is also a key feature of the revised Directive. Under the new provisions, Member States will establish national Building Renovation Plans to set out the national strategy to decarbonise the building stock and how to address remaining barriers, such as financing, training and attracting more skilled workers. A common template with mandatory and voluntary elements is introduced to improve comparability across the Member States. Draft plans are to be submitted to the Commission for assessment and based on this assessment the Commission may issue recommendations that should further support the Member States in the elaboration of their final plans. The plans shall be submitted as part of the integrated National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) process. Exceptionally this time, and considering the urgency to scale up building renovation based on solid national plans, the first draft of the plans shall be submitted by December 2025.2. How will the EPBD support the phase-out of fossil fuels used for heating in buildings?
To ensure a decarbonisation of the buildings sector, the EU Climate Target Plan highlights the need to phase out fossil fuels in heating by 2040. By then, the direct emissions of the buildings sector will have to have decreased by about 80%-89%. The revised EPBD will help the EU to phase-out, in a gradual manner, boilers powered by fossil fuels. The lifetime of heating systems is on average about 20 years. Under the revised EPBD, stand-alone boilers powered by fossil fuels will not be eligible for public support as of 2025, in line with the recommendations in the REPowerEU Plan and EU Save Energy Communication. While the revised EPBD does not mandate an EU-level phase-out date for installing new fossil fuel boilers, it introduces a clear legal basis for national bans, allowing Member States to set requirements for heat generators based on greenhouse gas emissions, the type of fuel used, or a minimum part of renewable energy used for heating. Many Member States consider such measures essential to achieve a decarbonised building stock and to improve air quality and health. In addition, Member States will have to set out in their Building Renovation Plans their policies and measures with regard to the phase out of fossil fuels in heating and cooling with a view to a phase-out of fossil fuel boilers by 2040. Finally, to encourage the swift deployment of heating systems with zero direct emissions, the new zero-emission buildings must not cause any on-site carbon emissions from fossil fuels.3. How does the EBPD contribute to the increase of renewable energy in buildings?
On top of supporting the phaseout of fossil fuels from heating in buildings, the revised Directive introduces a specific requirement for all new buildings to be solar ready, meaning that they have to be fit to host rooftop photovoltaic or solar thermal installations at a later stage without costly structural interventions. Member States should also ensure the deployment of suitable solar installations on large existing public buildings and existing non-residential buildings going through major renovations or for which a permit is required, as well as on new roofed car parks. Furthermore, in zero-emission buildings (i.e. all new buildings from 2030), where technically and economically feasible, 100% of the total annual primary energy use will have to be covered by renewable energy generated onsite, nearby or from a renewable energy community, energy from an efficient district heating and cooling system or energy from carbon free sources. The integration of renewables is also better highlighted in the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) as well as in the Building Renovation Passports.Acrios
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