Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) and progressive renovation trajectories aim to accelerate the transformation of the existing building stock, particularly the worst-performing buildings. This topical area explains how Member States define renovation pathways, set performance milestones and ensure gradual improvement of residential and non-residential buildings. By combining regulatory certainty with flexibility at national level, MEPS provide a structured approach to reducing emissions, enhancing comfort and addressing energy poverty. Progressive renovation trajectories offer predictability to investors and stakeholders, supporting long-term planning and market stability.
How are Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) and renovation trajectories being translated from EU policy into national action? Discover the instruments, data, timelines, and rules reshaping building upgrades across Europe.
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| Article 8 Existing buildings | View |
| Article 9 Minimum energy performance standards for non-residential buildings and trajectories for progressive renovation of the residential building stock | View |
