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📢 At the EU Sustainable Energy Week 2025, EPB Center represented OBSERVE during the high-level policy session “EF Build Perform: how to deliver on the EPBD” and at the joint
June 20, 2025
OBSERVE is an innovative initiative designed to address the pressing need for reliable, high-quality building data to support the reduction of carbon emissions in the building sector. Policymakers require accurate and updated data to monitor and evaluate the impact of building-related policies effectively.
The project bridges the gap between existing national databases and the requirements of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). By leveraging the strengths of current systems and addressing their shortcomings, OBSERVE develops and implements advanced data collection methods and strategies.
OBSERVE provides comprehensive support to national authorities in establishing Building Stock Observatories, emphasizing standardized data collection and management processes. Through improved methodologies and collaboration with diverse stakeholders, the project ensures alignment with both European and national objectives while enhancing the overall quality and accessibility of building data.
Having accurate building data is essential for tracking energy performance and evaluating policies. The revised EPBD, adopted in May 2024, requires all EU Member States to create national databases to monitor the energy performance of buildings.
These databases must include details about individual buildings and overall data on the country’s building stock. Member States must also regularly share this information with the EU Building Stock Observatory, which tracks the progress of energy policies across Europe.
OBSERVE’s collaborative approach will improve the transparency and usefulness of building data. By supporting national authorities, OBSERVE helps improve energy and climate policies for 2030 and promotes smarter decision-making on building energy efficiency and compliance with regulations.
Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy Stichting - Coordinator - NETHERLANDS
University of Piraeus Research Center - GREECE
Accademia Europea di Bolzano - ITALY
CYPRUS
FRANCE
EPB Center - NETHERLANDS
Agenzia Nazionale Per Le Nuove Tecnologie, L'Energia e lo Sviluppo economico Sostenibile - ITALY
Energetski Institut Hrvoje Pozar - CROATIA
Centro de Investigaciones Energeticas Medioambientales y Tecnologicas - SPAIN
Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas - SPAIN
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📢 At the EU Sustainable Energy Week 2025, EPB Center represented OBSERVE during the high-level policy session “EF Build Perform: how to deliver on the EPBD” and at the joint
The OBSERVE project was proud to take part in the #EUSEW25 policy session:“From Policy to Practice: Fair and Competitive Energy Performance of Buildings Directive Implementation”, jointly organized by eu.bac and
Join us for a dynamic policy session exploring key tools, EU funding opportunities, and best practices to support a fair, competitive, and effective implementation of the Energy Performance of Buildings
Read below to discover the Press Release of the OBSERVE Project: OBSERVE (Support for Setting up National Building Stock Observatories Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are
We’re excited to share the first edition of the OBSERVE newsletter, your go-to source for the latest progress and insights from our project. This issue highlights: Don’t miss out on
We are thrilled to share that OBSERVE will be part of the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) 2025, in a policy session jointly hosted by eu.bac and EPB Center: 📅
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