Publications
EuropeOn reply to the consultation on Energy Digitalisation
EuropeOn has replied to the European Commission consultation on the Digitalisation of the Energy Sector. You can download the questionnaire here.
EuropeOn paper on the Energy Digitalisation
Following the recent European Commission consultation on the digitalisation of energy, EuropeOn reflects on how digitalisation has affected the role of Electrical Contractors in the energy value chain. Download our paper here.
EuropeOn reply to the consultation on PV Ecodesign
EuropeOn has replied to the European Commission Consultation on Ecodesign measures for Photovoltacs. You can download our reply here.
EuropeOn paper on common Energy Labelling for Air-to-Air Heatpumps and Local Space Heaters
EuropeOn has offered insights from the electrical contracting sector on the potential merger of energy labels of air-to-air heatpumps and local space heaters. You can download our paper here.
EuropeOn key policy asks for this legislative period
Ahead of the upcoming European elections, EuropeOn has released the electrical contractors’ key policy asks addressed to our future European decision makers. With the growth of new power-based technologies and digital solutions, the European contracting sector has evolved immensely over the past few years. Today, electricians are no longer the men just sticking cables together
Powering a new value chain in the automotive sector – the job potential of transport electrification
Transport is the single biggest source of CO2 emissions in Europe and a major cause of urban air pollution and its health effects. Electromobility is seen as a key solution to tackling both concerns and also a generator of considerable positive economic impacts, both at the macro-level and for individual citizens in lower fuel costs.
Small Is Beautiful Joint Letter – Decentralised Energy Solutions
Small renewable solutions and high-efficiency cogeneration are the backbone of a successful decarbonisation strategy. They contribute to unlocking a thriving ‘green growth’ by stimulating local job creation and Europe’s industrial leadership, through the roll-out of high added-value smart technologies, such as smart homes solutions. Small renewable and highefficiency cogeneration enjoy high levels of public support,