Suggestions for a toolbox of measures to reduce energy demand
Ahead of the European Commission’s communication providing Member States with solutions to mitigate the rise of energy prices linked to the ongoing energy crisis, the Coalition is publishing a paper with ideas for energy efficiency measures and actions that reduce energy demand in the short term, while also improving the efficiency of the EU energy system in the long run.
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