ELISE Energy and Location Applications -
Final Report
Nowadays, datasets of Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) of buildings in Europe are highly heterogeneous: they follow different EPC schemes making their comparison challenging.
This report shows in the first place how a European-wide harmonised EPC scheme would be very beneficial to compare EPC datasets across countries and regions. Secondly, it showcases how Regional Energy Agencies can actively support energy efficiency policies.
The study proposes a European data model named EPC4EU, reusing a methodology developed in 2017 to harmonise EPC in Italy and testing it with real EPC datasets from Castilla y León (Spain). The methodology can be reused to generate new versions of the EPC4EU data model to harmonise EPC datasets from any Member State.
Furthermore, the study documents a series of difficulties encountered during the harmonisation process and the solutions adopted to overcome them.
Finally, the study also includes suggestions to use the resulting harmonised data in the QGIS software and documents the development of a web application designed to make available the harmonised dataset to non-GIS experts. The issues encountered in the web app adaptation and respective solutions adopted have been documented to ease possible future web app extensions.
SERNA-GONZÁLEZ Victor;
HERNÁNDEZ MORAL Gema;
MIGUEL-HERRERO Francisco Javier;
VALMASEDA Cesar;
MARTIRANO Giacomo;
PIGNATELLI Francesco;
VINCI Fabio;
2021-08-11
Publications Office of the European Union
JRC124887
978-92-76-40827-7 (online),
1831-9424 (online),
EUR 30795 EN,
OP KJ-NA-30795-EN-N (online),
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/node/704540,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC124887,
10.2760/500135 (online),
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