The Programme for Energy Efficiency in Buildings (PEEB) presented its work on energy‑efficient buildings at the 41st Meeting of the Energy Community’s Energy Efficiency Coordination Group (EECG), highlighting support for policies, financing and capacity‑building.
The Programme for Energy Efficiency in Buildings (PEEB) took part in the 41st Meeting of the Energy Community’s Energy Efficiency Coordination Group (EECG), where participants discussed progress on energy efficiency across the region. PEEB outlined its approach to supporting partner countries through policy advice, technical assistance and financing for energy‑efficient buildings.
During the meeting, PEEB presented examples of its work with governments and professionals to strengthen national frameworks for sustainable construction and renovation. The programme also highlighted its initiatives aimed at improving building performance, reducing energy demand and supporting climate‑resilient development. These activities contribute to the Energy Community’s broader efforts to advance energy efficiency measures and align with regional objectives.
The exchange provided an opportunity to share experience on building‑related policies and explore how targeted support can help overcome implementation challenges. PEEB emphasised the importance of coordinated action, capacity‑building and effective financing instruments to accelerate energy efficiency improvements in the building sector.
Overall, the meeting underscored the role of PEEB in supporting the Energy Community’s work on energy efficiency. Strengthening policies, technical capacity and investment frameworks can help partner countries advance energy‑efficient buildings and contribute to regional climate and energy goals.
