The EU recommends measures to attract private investment in energy efficiency
11 Mar 2026Effective: 10 Mar 202647 views
Who is affected:
Energy companies, construction firms, ESCOs, private investors and SMEs seeking to finance energy efficiency improvements
Summary
The European Commission recommends that member states remove barriers so that private companies and investors can finance energy efficiency improvements in buildings and businesses.
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Recommendation 2026/537 of the European Commission guides member states on how to facilitate and mobilise private investment in energy efficiency projects. Although non-binding, it establishes a reference framework that may influence future national regulations and access to European funds. Energy sector companies, con…
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CELEX:32026H0537: Recomendación (UE) 2026/537 de la Comisión, de 10 de marzo de 2026, sobre el desbloqueo de la inversión privada en eficiencia energética
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