The European Union Commission has prepared the regulation package, which includes the Green Agreement targets it has prepared within the scope of combating climate change. The said package, which aims to reduce EU greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent, is closely related to Turkish companies that export or will export to the European Union. Altensis Co-Founder Dr. Emre Ilıcalı said that the package, which imposes additional taxes on industrial products to be imported by EU countries according to carbon emissions, is an important warning that reveals the seriousness of the EU on climate change.

EU to Apply Additional Tax on High Carbon Emissions Product | Devamı>>>

With the increase in air temperature, the use of air conditioners in homes and offices increases, while cooling and air conditioning systems in businesses are starting to work more. However, improper use of these systems both reduces efficiency and causes a serious increase in electricity bills. Onur Unlu, General Manager of ESCON Energy, shared tips on reducing bills when cooling in residences, commercial buildings and industry. Unlu also made suggestions for businesses that will be closed during the 9-day holiday.

Increasing the Air Conditioning One Degree Saves 5% Energy | Devamı>>>

The ‘European Union Green Deal – EU Green Deal’, which was prepared by the European Union Commission and could not find a place on the agenda for a long time due to the pandemic, became law on June 24, 2021 after the surprise vote of the EU, while the carbon emissions of Europe will be reduced by 55% until 2030 with the Green Deal. and carbon emissions will be reduced to zero in 2050.

Environmentally Friendly Production is a Must After Green Reconciliation! | Devamı>>>

Gaziantep and Konya were determined as pilot cities for the international Zero Carbon Buildings project supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and Turkey is the beneficiary.

The Turkey leg of the Zero Carbon Buildings project, implemented by the Energy Efficiency in Buildings Platform supported by GEF, and implemented by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), begins.

Within the scope of the project, finance models will be put forward with the support of private sector stakeholders and development banks, together with local governments to invest in zero carbon buildings.

Gaziantep and Konya Become Pilot City of Int. Zero Carbon Buildings Project | Devamı>>>

As the world moves towards a lower carbon target, the global energy system is reshaping. Especially in heating and cooling systems, Dr. Enover Energy’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, which develops technologies that will end carbon emissions and save energy. Malik Çağlar points out that they have reduced fossil fuel waste by up to 53% thanks to EHP technology.

Less carbon emissions and more energy savings are the most important energy goals of the new world.

‘EHP Technology’ Reducing Fossil Fuel Waste by 53% | Devamı>>>

As of 1 March, consumers will find new, revamped labels on dishwashers, washing machines, fridges and televisions. But to reach our climate ambitions, the European Commission must introduce A-G dedicated energy labels for all products responsible for high energy consumption, write Mélissa Zill and Jean-Pierre Schweitzer.

Mélissa Zill is the programme manager at ECOS. Jean-Pierre Schweitzer is a policy officer at the European Environmental Bureau (EEB). Together, ECOS and the EEB lead the Coolproducts campaign – a coalition of NGOs working to ensure better products for consumers and the planet.

New Energy Labels: The Energy Transition Starts at Home | Devamı>>>

Improving the efficiency with which energy is consumed by end-users is a central theme of the European Union’s energy policy. Energy efficiency constitutes one of the five dimensions of the European Commission’s Energy Union Strategy, designed to enhance energy security, sustainability and competitiveness. It is one of the fastest and most cost effective ways to reduce CO2 emissions, contribute to energy security, and help to create new jobs and make European organisations more competitive.

The JRC provides key scientific support to the third dimension of the Energy Union (Energy Efficiency Contributing to the Moderation of Demand) and assesses the role of the efficiency improvements in reducing GHG emissions in energy intensive industries in support of the EU Emission Trading System (one component of the fourth dimension of the Energy Union).

Energy Efficiency and European Union’s Energy Policy… | Devamı>>>