List of Members

APPLiA

APPLiA – Home Appliance Europe represents home appliance manufacturers from across Europe. By promoting innovative, sustainable solutions for EU homes, APPLiA has helped build the sector into an economic powerhouse, with an annual turnover of EUR 47.6 billion, investing over EUR 1.4 billion in R&D activities and creating nearly 1 million jobs.

www.applia-europe.eu


EFIEES

logo-efieesEFIEES represents Energy Efficiency Service Companies. These companies ensure an overall management of energy demand to end-users. They provide operational maintenance and management of equipment of their industrial, tertiary and residential customers (collective or individual), public or private: this covers, in particular, sportive installations, schools and hospitals. They commit, by long-term contract, on a technical, financial, economic and environmental performance. Their remuneration is based on the performance commitment, defined on compliance with operating quality standards and/or delivery on supply of improvements in energy efficiency. EFIEES’ members optimise CO2 emissions by district heating networks and combustion installations they run in 12 EU Member States. They employ 130.000 people across EU with a turn-over of 30 billion of Euros.

www.efiees.org


Eurima

eurima_logo_webEurima is the European Insulation Manufacturers Association and represents the interests of all major mineral wool producers throughout Europe. Eurima members manufacture a wide range of mineral wool products for the thermal and acoustic insulation and fire protection of domestic and commercial buildings and industrial facilities

www.eurima.org


E.V.V.E.

The E.V.V.E. is an independent and Europe-wide politically active interest grouping whose activities aim at the promotion of systems to save energy and water in buildings. Amongst their members are leading companies developing and producing systems for heat and water cost allocation as well as carrying out the service for the consumption-based billing of energy and water costs within the European Union and beyond.

www.evve.com


The European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings (EuroACE)

EuroACE, the European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings, was formed in 1998 by Europe’s leading companies involved with the manufacture, distribution and installation of a variety of energy saving goods and services. EuroACE counts 13 members, representing 280 000 employees in more than 900 factories and office locations in Europe. The specificity of EuroACE is that all energy efficient technologies are represented, from heating & cooling equipment, insulation, lifts, lighting, to maintenance regimes and controls, ventilation equipment or windows. EuroACE works together with the European institutions to help Europe move towards an efficient use of energy in buildings, thereby contributing to the EU’s commitments on job creation, energy security, and sustainability.

www.euroace.org


International Copper Association Europe (ICA Europe)

Based in Brussels, the International Copper Association (ICA) Europe is the leading advocate for the copper industry in Europe. As ICA’s European branch, the organisation represents companies that mine, smelt and recycle copper for use across the economy, in the electricity system, buildings, transport and industry. Through a team of policy, industry and scientific experts, ICA Europe promotes copper as an essential material for achieving the EU’s ambition of a resilient, climate-neutral Europe and seeks to ensure that EU policies enable the sustainable production of copper to serve Europe’s future needs.

www.internationalcopper.org/eu


PU-Europe

PUeurope_logo_webEuropean association representing the rigid polyurethane insulation industry. Its products help to save energy in a wide variety of applications in buildings, district heating, cooling and refrigeration, and industrial systems. PU-Europe members have a total turnover of Euro 4 billion and provide 18,000 jobs.

www.pu-europe.eu