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Current Status EnEV 2014/2016

Germany’s new Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV) will in all likelihood come into effect in spring 2014. At the current point in time, the ordinance has undergone the process of consultation between the Bundestag and Bundesrat, the German houses of parliament. It is therefore now certain how the future level of requirements, especially for housing construction, will be. On the basis of the cabinet decision of the German government dated 16 October 2013, the new EnEV amendment is presented and the possible consequences for solid construction with clay bricks examined. The question of how the...

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Issue 03/2009

German Clay Brick and Tile Industry announces declines in the production levels for 2008

Times are hard and the German clay brick and tile industry is starting to feel it. Production is on the decline, and the prospects are not that rosy either. For the production of back-ing and...

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Issue 03/2013

EnEV 2014: High cost, limited effect

Germanys Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV) 2014 is taking increasingly concrete shape: the revised draft bill was recently approved by Germanys Federal Cabinet and is therefore well on its way to...

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Issue 4/2017 Annual meeting Federal German Association of the Brick and Tile Industry

German Brick and Tile Industry under new leadership

Helmuth Jacobi hands over responsibility to Stefan Jungk Stefan Jungk took over the presidency from Helmuth Jacobi, who has guided the fortunes of the industry association for 16 years now. Jacobi,...

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Issue 1/2018

Federal Association of the German Brick and Tile Industry now in Berlin

Many of you already know: as of the beginning of 2018, the Federal Association of the German Brick and Tile Industry Regd. has been based directly in the centre of Berlin. With our move, we are...

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Issue 01/2021 Federal Association of the German Brick and Tile Industry

Germany’s Buildings Energy Act: Optimally equipped for the GEG with bricks

In November 2020, Germanys new Buildings Energy Act (GEG) came into force. This brings together Germanys Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV), Energy Conservation Act (EnEG) and Act on the Promotion of...

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