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Project web page: https:\/\/iepb-project.eu\/<\/a>
\nDuraci\u00f3n: 2023 – 2026
\nTotal eligible cost: 2.087.335 \u20ac
\nGrant awarded: 1.982.968 \u20ac
\nGrant awarded to CENER: 244.844 \u20ac
\nCoordinator: IVE<\/p>\n

Summary of the project: <\/strong><\/p>\n

The iEPB project develops a common data model for buildings (iEPB schema) in which the data needed to carry out the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) assessments will be integrated. This common data model will contribute to the improvement of the energy performance of the EU building stock by increasing the synchronicity between different energy performance assessments. Among the data to be stored in the iEPB scheme are the data needed for Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) and other complementary tools, in particular the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI), as well as energy renovation recommendations. This iEPB schema could be enlarged and scaled in the future to allow the integration of additional assessments, such as the calculation of the life-cycle global warming potential (LCGWP).<\/p>\n

The data model developed aims to be common for the EU, in order to increase consistency and harmonisation among building energy indicators in the different Member States. The added value of this approach for building professionals, product manufacturers and end-users will be demonstrated in the pilot countries (Austria, the Netherlands and Spain). In parallel, the quality of the EPB assessments themselves will be enhanced by facilitating the implementation of the new provisions of the EPBD recast and by promoting procedures based on actual building data.<\/p>\n

The proposed action will support the Member States and their implementing agencies in reacting to the new recast EPBD provisions on EPB assessments, while addressing existing weaknesses in the EPCs design and implementation. iEPB is also geared towards supporting the market uptake of SBS assessment tools; in particular EPCs and SRIs, fostering implementation synergies between them and providing added value to key stakeholders.<\/p>\n

Project objectives:<\/strong><\/p>\n