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    The E-TOOL project collected energy consumption data and developed a simple and practical toolset to assist in improving the energy performance of existing buildings. The toolset rates a building's energy consumption based on actual usage and benchmarks for different building categories. It calculates the energy savings from recommended measures and demonstrates improved energy performance. Over 2,300 buildings in seven countries were analyzed, increasing knowledge of auditing tools and performance benchmarks. The project found that the most cost-effective energy saving measures are mostly identical throughout Europe.

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    The E-TOOL project collected energy consumption data and developed a simple and practical toolset to assist in improving the energy performance of existing buildings. The toolset rates a building's energy consumption based on actual usage and benchmarks for different building categories. It calculates the energy savings from recommended measures and demonstrates improved energy performance. Over 2,300 buildings in seven countries were analyzed, increasing knowledge of auditing tools and performance benchmarks. The project found that the most cost-effective energy saving measures are mostly identical throughout Europe.

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    The E-TOOL project collected energy consumption data and developed a simple and practical toolset to assist in improving the energy performance of existing buildings. The toolset rates a building's energy consumption based on actual usage and benchmarks for different building categories. It calculates the energy savings from recommended measures and demonstrates improved energy performance. Over 2,300 buildings in seven countries were analyzed, increasing knowledge of auditing tools and performance benchmarks. The project found that the most cost-effective energy saving measures are mostly identical throughout Europe.

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    PROJECT BRIEF Key action: Status: Coordinator: Buildings Closed Jacob Fentz Naturgas Midt-Nord, Denmark E-mail: jaf@midtnord.dk Tel: 0045 8727 8504 O.. Energiesparverband (ESV), Austria Sofia Energy Centre (SEC), Bulgaria SIGMA Consultants Ltd, Greece THESSALONIKI METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY - NATURAL GAS OF MACEDONIA S.A., Greece Building and Civil Engineering Institute ZRMK (BCEI ZRMK), Slovenia Deuca Energia S.L., Spain FUNDACION CENER-CIEMAT (CENER), Spain http://no.longer.available Handbook and benchmarks in a practical toolset for energy management in buildings Buildingss 01/01/2006 - 31/12/2006 EUR 745 852 (EU contribution: 50%) EISAV/EIE/04/239/2004 Project fact file Downloadables

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    Creating an energy management tool for buildings (PDF, 745 kB) E-TOOL Handbook (PDF, 6308 kB) All downloadable files >

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    The goal of E-TOOL was to collect energy consumption data and develop a simple and practical toolset which could assist in the improvement of the energy performance of existing buildings. The toolset is based on the actual energy consumption of a building, the so called 'operational' rating, as well as benchmarks covering different building categories. The energy savings from recommended measures are calculated and the improvement in energy performance of the building demonstrated by the tool, which has been tested in different climates around Europe. RESULTS A simple, practical tool-set for the 'operational' rating of existing buildings was created. A handbook has been developed on typical energy-saving measures including cost estimations for different building classifications. The project identified that, although national divergences exist, there is a common set of energy performance measures for existing buildings which are commonly found in most countries. Over 2 300 buildings in seven countries were tested for their energy performance, resulting in increased knowledge on application of auditing tools and benchmarks for performance in the participating countries. LESSONS LEARNT The most cost effective energy saving measures are mostly identical throughout Europe

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