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Executive Agency
for Competitiveness
and Innovation
Vicky Argyraki, Project Officer,
Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation
B-1049 Brussels
[email protected]
PARENT-DGs of EACI
TREN
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ENV
ENTR
EACI
 To reach a better cost/efficiency ratio
 To promote common objectives
 To take advantage of possible SYNERGIES among EACI’s programmes
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ENTERPRISE EUROPE NETWORK
 Offers support and advice to SME’s
across Europe
 600 partner organisations in more
than 40 countries
 EACI will help the Network deliver a
first class service to SMEs, and
manage projects and contracts
MARCO POLO
 €430 million from 2007-13
 Funds projects to get freight
traffic off the roads, using rail,
ships and river transport instead
 Helps freight transport in Europe
become more energy efficient
 Next call in early 2009
ECO-INNOVATION
 €195 million from 2008-13
 EACI to manage
“market replication projects”
 Spotlight on SMEs + market
uptake of innovative technologies
and management
 Next call in spring 2009
INTELLIGENT ENERGY EUROPE
 € 730 million from 2007-13
 Promotes policies and favourable
market conditions for energy
efficiency and renewables
 Eligible countries: EU-27 (+ NO, LI, IS,
Croatia)
 >400 projects to date
 Next call in early 2009
Creation of local / regional energy agencies
 Public mission to serve local / regional
communities to improve energy
efficiency & make most of their
renewable energies
 IEE helps to set up the operational
structure and an intelligent energy
work programme for 3 years.
 Improve local / regional decision-making
 Promote action by householders,
businesses (SMEs) and public sector
 Create a critical mass of local activity
 Change citizens’ behaviour
What is an Intelligent Energy Europe project ?
 Promote intelligent energy with EU added value
 At least 3 independent partners from different
countries (7-8 in practice)
 Projects with 3 year maximum duration
 Average project budget € 1,000,000
 IEE supports up to 75% of eligible costs
 Annual Work Programme
 Market development, capacity building, institutional
change, regulatory shifts, promotion
 No ‘hardware’ investments, No R&D
 next Call : Spring 2009
IEE – a programme that helps SME’s
IEE addresses pioneers and multipliers.
 IEE is a programme for targeted information dissemination.
 Because of their high creativity and innovation potential, SME are
important carriers of know how (developers of new technologies
and services, pioneer users).
 SME are important as disseminators of know-how.
 IEE is a programme for (accelerated) capacity building.
 SME have fewer resources and thus benefit more from targeted
information activities, new education and training schemes, etc.
 IEE is a programme for the development of new markets.
 SME are benefiting from market development activities.
IEE FUNDING AREAS
(400 IEE projects, 2000 participants)
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
 Buildings
 Industry
 Energy efficient products
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
 Electricity
 Biofuels
 Heating & Cooling
 Domestic & small-scale
ENERGY IN TRANSPORT
 Alternative fuels and clean vehicles
 Energy-efficient transport
 Capacity building in agencies
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IEE FUNDING AREAS
LOCAL LEADERSHIP
 Creation of local / regional energy agencies
 European networking for local action
SPECIAL INITIATIVES
 Bio-business
 Energy services
 Intelligent energy education
 Product standards
 Combined Heat and Power
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INTELLIGENT ENERGY - EUROPE:
POLICY AND ACTION
Policy analysis
Transform Markets
Change regulations
EU policy
on energy
efficiency and
renewables
Social innovation
Tools and methods
Skills and training
Real changes
on the ground
Networking
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EU programmes enabling Policies by Actions
RESEARCH:
MARKET:
Technology (“hardware”) development,
pilots, demonstration
Mass production and use,
promotion, framework conditions
 Promoting “innovation”
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Energy Efficiency projects
Buildings
Industry
Equipment
Transport
200 PROJECTS
Education
Communities
Energy
Services
CHANGE project (Sept 2008 – Sept 2010)
The CHANGE project helps SMEs to optimise their energy use by creating
“Intelligent energy contact points” (advisors) in 61 Chambers of Commerce and
Industry (CCIs) from 12 European countries.
 CCI advisors will be provided with
training on energy efficiency and
application of renewable energy.
 They will act as “first ports of call” for
SMEs in energy matters.
 They will actively promote intelligent
energy among the business community
via websites, newsletter articles and
>11,000 information events.
 They will facilitate energy pre-checks
and surveys for > 500 SME’s.
Example: ECODRIVEN
A Europe-wide campaign for
better driving carried out by
National Energy Agencies in 9
countries
 A similar campaign carried out in
2004 in the Netherlands reduced
CO2 emissions between 97,000
and 222,000 tonnes
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
Electricity
Small scale applications
Heating and Cooling
200 PROJECTS
Biofuels
Local actions and Agencies
CHP / Cogeneration
SOLAR KEYMARK – II
Up to 50% of all glazed collectors are crossing national borders
– but different certification schemes create a trade barrier
STEPS
 Clarify the trade barrier problems
 Update Solar Keymark scheme rules
and create a CEN Keymark
 Promote the scheme to business and
public authorities
RESULTS
 Most EU countries accept Solar
Keymark in their certification schemes
 40-50% of solar collectors sold in EU
now have Solar Keymark
OTHER IEE-FUNDED INITIATIVES
ManagEnergy
Sustainable Energy
Europe Campaign
Concerted Action
«Buildings Directive»
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Energy & Climate Change package agreed
Policy proposals
on December 2008
Energy package includes 2020 targets :
• 20-30% GHG reduction
• 20% energy efficiency improvement
• 20% renewable energy including 10%
RES in transport
EU has set an example and looks
forward to an ambitious international
climate agreement to be agreed in
Copenhagen at the end of 2009
Opportunities for Enterprise Europe Network
and role of the IE Sector Group
 Joint activities / events with Energy Agencies
 Signposting of SME “clients” towards Energy Agencies
 Collaboration with Energy Agencies in local “EU clubs”
 Disseminate results of IEE projects
 Contribute to IEE Info’ days
 Sector Group - focal point for Network / Agencies
Complementary services offered to SME’s by
Network Partners and Energy Agencies
Main services on intelligent
energy from Network Partners
Main services of Energy Agencies
EU legislation and SME
feedback
Awareness, information, training,
advice on EE, RE, transport issues
Business cooperation
Support to public authority on policy,
energy plans, project implementation
Technology Transfer
Energy audits and advice to all (incl,
SME’s) to save energy in buildings
Innovation
Help SME’s working on EE and RE
to improve their services / products
SME’s in FP7
Facilitate / initiate energy projects by
convening key actors and info’
CONCLUSIONS
Big challenge to tackle climate change by
reducing consumption of conventional energy
EU policy 20 : 20: 20
New EU Directive will set market framework
Concrete actions, investments needed
IEE is tackling market barriers, changing
markets (labelling, creating new market places),
easy access, changing behaviour, training,
certification of installers, products and systems
Important role for SMEs in tackling energy &
climate change!
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More information?
http://ec.europa.eu/intelligentenergy
IEE Website
IEE projects database
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