National trends of innovative products and systems for energy-efficient buildings - Barriers and strategies for an accelerated market uptake

Amsterdam, The Netherlands 3 & 4 March 2010

This ASIEPI workshop was an initiative of INIVE, organised by TNO, in collaboration with AIVC and REHVA.  

The main purpose of this workshop were : 
- to identify national trends and barriers for adoption of current and emerging energy-efficient technologies and products for buildings,
- to outline strategies and drivers for change to incentives to increase adoption rate of these technologies, and accelerate the transition process towards a comfortable, healthy, and energy-efficient built environment,
- to discuss what are emerging technologies with high potential to realize energy-efficient buildings and good indoor environments,
- to document success stories and best practices that facilitated effective uptake and implementation of energy-efficient and innovative technologies in buildings, while taking high quality and healthy environments into account.

The Inforpation Paper P196 gives a summary of the workshop discussions.

For more information, please refer to the AIVC website.

This workshop was the fourth of a series of four workshops co-organised by ASIEPI and AIVC. See ASIEPI workshops for more information. 

Last update: 05-03-2010