The main priority of the strategy is to foster the global competitiveness of the European industry and shape Europe’s digital future in line with the European goals for climate-neutrality by 2050. In this, SMEs have a key role and EU will support their sustainable and digital transition by deploying digital tools to spur innovation and easing their access to financing.
TRI-HP project consortium welcomes the priorities set in the new Industrial Strategy and believes that the TRI-HP technologies and services will contribute to the transition towards climate neutrality and digital leadership, while coping with global competition. More precisely, TRI-HP partners are developing innovative solutions that will:
- enable an on-site renewable energy share of 80% to deliver heating, cooling and electricity for buildings
- offer competitive products for European consumers, reducing the installation costs by 15%
- deploy digital tools to ensure system reliability and increase its energy efficiency by 20%
- make use of natural and environmentally friendly products and raw materials
- adopt end-user-oriented approaches that respond to the markets’ needs
Moreover, the multidisciplinary TRI-HP team formed by research institutes, SMEs, large companies and European associations is building communities of practice capable of inspiring action across European industry towards a competitive, low-carbon and a more digital future.
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Press contact:
Spyridon Pantelis
REHVA - Federation of European Heating, Ventilation and Air-conditioning Associations
rue Washington 40, 1050 Brussels - BELGIUM
Tel : + 32 2 514 11 71
Email: sp@rehva.eu
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