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Judging whether an energy solution has been successful in saving energy requires a standardised evaluation approach capable of correcting for external influences such as varying temperatures or occupation. empirica has developed the methodologies and the online tool eeMeasure to be used by all EC projects under the ICT-PSP programme. Currently, over 100 EC-pilot sites calculated their final results in our tool.

Our Cost Benefit Analysis tool supports over 300 individual indicators and complies with recent EC guidelines (‘Recommendation on preparations for the roll-out of smart metering systems’ [2012/148/EU]). There are a complete sets of indicators in the areas implementation (CAPEX), operation (OPEX) and consumption, supporting a very wide range of business models. The tool has been applied in 17 different business models in residential sector and 11 in non-residential sector. The CBA tool supports comparison of 'Intervention' strategies, also allowing traditional comparison with a 'Do Nothing' scenario as the decision situation requires. The tool supports modeling deployment scenarios (e.g. scaling up) and automatically generates graphs and tables.

empirica has wide experience in selecting and applying methods of evaluation and exploitation analysis in all company domains. We are capable of identifying relevant indicators and ways to measure them. Our tools are flexible and can be adjusted to the customer’s needs. The portfolio also includes custom-made online surveys and qualitative interviews.

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procuRE Tender Released - €7.68 million R&D funding to…

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procuRE Tender Released - €7.68 million R&D funding to…

Energy

procuRE Tender Released - €7.68 million R&D funding to change renovations

Transatlanic Roadshow on energy transition

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Transatlanic Roadshow on energy transition

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Transatlanic Roadshow on energy transition

NEW PROJECT: PCP for 100% renewable solutions in existing…

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NEW PROJECT: PCP for 100% renewable solutions in existing…

Energy

NEW PROJECT: PCP for 100% renewable solutions in existing buildings

 

empirica deploys SINTEG in Japan-Germany Industry Forum

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empirica deploys SINTEG in Japan-Germany Industry Forum

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empirica deploys SINTEG in Japan-Germany Industry Forum

 

empirica hosts online workshop on platform economy -…

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empirica hosts online workshop on platform economy -…

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empirica hosts online workshop on platform economy -…

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empirica hosts online workshop on platform economy - registrations open!

 

Transatlantic event on energy transition

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Transatlantic event on energy transition

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Transatlantic event on energy transition

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Transatlantic event on energy transition

Energy professions in transition - practical examples,…

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Energy professions in transition - practical examples,…

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Energy professions in transition - practical examples,…

Energy

Energy professions in transition - practical examples, proposals and concepts for the future design of further training for energy system transformation

 

empirica quoted in major VDE publication on the impact of…

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empirica quoted in major VDE publication on the impact of…

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empirica quoted in major VDE publication on the impact of…

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empirica quoted in major VDE publication on the impact of…

eSkills & Work

In its major publication ‘VDI Nachrichten’ of 26th June 2020, the German electronics association VDE* reported about some of the results of the accompanying research work of empirica in the programme SINTEG - “Smart Energy Showcases – Digital Agenda for the Energy Transition”**) co-funded by the…

empirica Guidelines to Member States on sub-metering of…

Energy

empirica recommendations to Member States on the EED, entitled "Specific guidance for sub-metering of thermal energy in multi-unit buildings (implementation of Articles 9-11 of Directive 2012/27/EU on energy efficiency)", are now available on

Evaluation methodology featured in 'Energy Policy' Journal

Energy

SMARTSPACES is featured in the high profile journal Energy Policy. Energy Policy is an international peer-reviewed journal addressing the policy implications of energy supply and use from their economic, social, planning and environmental aspects.

SMARTSPACES papers presented at the ECEEE

Energy

Following the successful completion of the EU project SMARTSPACES, project partners presented different aspects of the project as part of the summer study of the European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ECEEE).

SMARTSPACES “Project to Watch” by the United Nations

Energy

SMARTSPACES has been named a “Project to Watch” as an innovative energy reduction project by the United Nations’ Big Data Climate Challenge. The Big Data Climate Challenge, hosted by UN Global Pulse and the Secretary-General’s Climate Change Support Team, aims to unearth data-driven climate…

SMARTSPACES Project Final Report Published

Energy

As the recently published final report on the SMARTSPACES project shows, financial pay-off is achieved by most stakeholders during the first 3 years and by almost all stakeholders after ten year across seven eleven sites in seven countries. The socio-economic net benefit for the SMARTSPACES project…

Guide to replicate Smart Energy Efficiency Services

Energy

In cooperation with several other European projects, SMARTSPACES developed one ‘Guide for Replication‘. The ‘Guide‘ presents how Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) can be utilised to improve energy efficiency (EE) in non-residential and residential buildings.

Cradle to Cradle as an economic principle for Venlo

Energy

Antoin Scholten, mayor of the Venlo City, received a frontrunner award for the Venlo region.

After service implementation: energy savings more than three…

Energy

After implementing energy saving measures at the pilot site in Lleida, the gas consumption has been already reduced by 50% and by 30% in the electricity consumption.

 

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