BRP-TR National Discussion Platform

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• Select section Welcome to the Discussion Platform

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  Welcome to the Discussion Platform

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  • Select activity Forum Rules

    Forum Rules

    This platform is operated under the BRP-TR project for continuous, structured stakeholder dialogue on energy efficiency renovation of public buildings.

    1. Use respectful, constructive language; avoid statements targeting individuals or institutions.
    2. Keep one subject per thread and relate your question to the room's discussion questions.
    3. Do not share personal data (within the scope of the KVKK and the GDPR); make sure any document you post is cleared for sharing.
    4. No commercial advertising.
    5. Rooms are moderated: messages are reviewed periodically; questions are answered or referred to the relevant unit.
    6. Moderators may move or remove off-topic content or content that breaches these rules.
    7. Moderators may suspend accounts after repeated breaches.
    8. User posts are personal views and do not constitute official positions of MoEUCC, the consortium or the EU.
• Select section BRP-TR Methodology: Model, Evidence Base and Roadmaps

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  BRP-TR Methodology: Model, Evidence Base and Roadmaps

  • Select activity The BRP-TR Model: what should a renovation passport contain?

    

    The BRP-TR Model: what should a renovation passport contain? Forum

    Under Activity A.3, BRP-TR is developing a national Building Renovation Passport model for Turkish public buildings, drawing on EU practice (the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive recast, ALDREN, iBRoad2EPC); 100 passports will be prepared within the project. This room gathers stakeholder views on the passport's scope and content.

    Discussion questions:

    1. Which building data and documents must a passport bring together to be genuinely useful to a public building manager?
    2. What should distinguish the Turkish passport from EU examples: climate diversity, institutional setup, existing certificates such as the Energy Performance Certificate?
    3. How detailed should the renovation roadmap inside the passport be (measure-level costs, timing, savings)?
    4. Who should be able to read and update a building's passport, and how often?

    Expected output: Stakeholder feedback synthesised into a Topic Brief feeding the BRP-TR model design (A.3.4).