Welcome to Energy Efficiency Watch - Initiative and Project

A common flag for Energy Efficiency -
The new portal for the Energy Efficiency Community within Europe

In January 2006, several Members of the European Parliament as well as of several EU Member States published their Call for an "Energy Efficiency Watch". The aim of this call is to promote energy efficiency and good policy in the field of energy efficiency within Europe.

Based on this call, an "Energy-Efficiency-Watch-Initiative" (EEWI) started its work over the year 2006. This website is the online platform of the EEWI and the associated "Energy-Efficiency-Watch-Project" (EEW).

It explains the motivation of the EEWI (Parliamentary Call).
It informs about events and results of the EEW-Project that started in autumn 2007
It presents the partners involved in the EEW initiative and project.
It gathers information about relevant documents and the political process within the EU.
It offers a platform and portal for the "Energy-Efficiency-Community" and its contributions to the political process.

!!News!!

Upcoming events

New events are coming up within the EEW. Workshops in Warsaw and Madrid, as well as the last Presidency Briefing in the European Parliament followed by the last Reference Group Meeting.

Find more information here.

Final EEW evaluation Report

Please download the final report of the EEW evaluation here.
The complete Appendix to the report is available here.
More information can be found here.

EEW Brochure "Promoting Energy Efficiency in Europe"

Availabe in English, Czech, French, Polish and Spanish!

Most recent events

Third EEW National Parliamentary Event, Belgium

18th November 2009, within EUFORES IPM9 in the Parliament of Belgium, Brussels.

More information here.

Fourth Presidency Briefing, European Parliament, 9th December 2009.

More information here.

Supported by

_{Disclaimer: The sole responsibility for the content of this webpage lies with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Communities. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.}