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Project Profile · 2021-1

Strengthening the Energy Efficiency Performance of the Public Building Stock

Priority Area

Window 3: Green Agenda and Sustainable Connectivity — Thematic Priority 2: Transport, Digital Economy and Society, Energy

Implementing Institution

Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change / General Directorate of Construction Works

Co-Beneficiary

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Duration

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EU Contribution

€5,000,000

Project Objective

2021-1

The project aims to address the high energy consumption of existing public buildings and will develop energy efficiency renovation plans based on collected energy use data. Innovative solutions will be explored to improve energy efficiency and shorten renovation times; seminars bringing together Energy Service Companies, financial institutions and public building representatives will help change the risk perception of energy efficiency projects and support the creation of financial mechanisms for building renovation. A key output of the project is the introduction of Building Passports, which will offer tailored renovation strategies based on factors such as building type, age and climate. The project will help reduce public spending after COVID-19, close legal and institutional gaps in Türkiye’s energy efficiency framework, support alignment with the European energy directives and encourage the replication of successful practices in other public buildings.

Results Achieved / Expected Outputs

Expected Outputs

  1. 01 A transparent and accountable energy performance contracting model will be developed for energy efficiency renovations of public buildings.
  2. 02 A building assessment and benchmarking tool based on data collected at individual building level will be used as an online tool for sustainable building energy performance; the data will be processed and assessed against defined key performance indicators.
  3. 03 Building energy renovation passports will be developed, consisting of a Renovation Roadmap and a Building Logbook and including a building-specific plan for cost-effective renovation measures suited to the building type and climate conditions.
  4. 04 Monitoring software will be developed to track the energy performance of public buildings.
  5. 05 An annual roadmap to increase the number of nearly zero-energy public buildings (NZEB) and periodic reports analysing the current situation will be prepared.
  6. 06 A structured dialogue mechanism will be set up between energy service providers, public investors and financial institutions to support the development of energy performance projects.
  7. 07 A National Market Report will be prepared.
  8. 08 A national discussion platform with recommendations to strengthen policy frameworks will be established, and trust-building and matchmaking events will be organised.
  9. 09 Two policy recommendation reports will be prepared on national investment models, financial mechanisms and Energy Performance Contracts (EPC).
  10. 10 Training programmes will be developed to build the capacity of the Project Coordination Unit, the Ministry’s provincial directorates (preliminary audits of public buildings and preparation of Building Renovation Passports), and technical staff of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change and the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.
  11. 11 Awareness among the public, sector stakeholders and building users will be raised to help achieve energy performance targets in renovated public buildings.

Project profile · 2021-1

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