Project E2DRIVER
“Training on energy audits as an Energy Efficiency DRIVER for the automotive sector“
Project E2DRIVER
Energy efficiency is a key priority for the EU’s sustainable growth strategy. Despite wide-ranging energy efficiency measures, SMEs still suffer from a knowledge gap and face difficulties in attracting the necessary investments.
SMEs in the automotive sector in particular are some of the highest energy consumers in Europe. E2DRIVER helps create awareness about cost-effective energy efficiency improvements in the automotive industry, thereby contributing to the reduction of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Project structure
E2DRIVER is divided into 6 work packages, all of which work in synthesis with one another to achieve the project’s objectives.
How it works?
E2DRIVER methodology
E2DRIVER teaches firms in the automotive industry how to conduct energy audits, increase their energy efficiency and reduce energy-related costs. Through a people-centred approach, the training methodology is adapted to each trainee’s needs and ambitions. An innovative learning platform, containing training materials, tools and lessons developed in the project, facilitates the application of the training. The platform’s strength also lies in the fact that it serves as a hub where trainees can exchange new skills and insights among themselves to collaboratively bridge the knowledge gap on energy audits.
Latest News
New publication in ENERGY EFFICIENCY (Springer) by Agrawal et al.
Abstract This paper analyses challenges and opportunities for improving energy
Final press release E2DRIVER (10 May 2022)
E2DRIVER: Innovative ways to reduce the carbon footprint and to
BOOSTING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE EUROPEAN AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR
FINAL MEETING OF H2020 PROJECT E2DRIVER: E2RIVER started in
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