The Smart Readiness Indicator joint event took place in Brussels on the 7th of March. The programme included:
- In the morning: The SRI Platform 4th Plenary Meeting, organised by the European Commission Directorate-General for Energy and the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA).
- In the afternoon: an SRI Day featuring Expert Talks and Panel Discussion on SRI streamlining and detailed assessment
- Throughout the day: an exhibition of SRI projects funded by the LIFE and Horizon programs
The SRI Platform actively promotes SRI and related best practices, serving as an exchange forum. Through its plenary meetings, it gathers stakeholders and representatives from EU countries and from the European Commission to discuss technical, regulatory, and implementation aspects of the SRI. The 4th plenary meeting will offer updates on EU policy concerning SRI, highlight key activities conducted by the SRI support team, and provide updates from Member States on their testing and implementation of the SRI.
The afternoon session ‘expert talks’ featured speakers representing building professionals, asset managers, regulators, assessors, and others exchanging on the building smartness streamlining. The subsequent panel discussion dealt with the technical frameworks and procedural intricacies of the SRI Audit procedure.
Samy Iousef from QUE participated on behalf of CHRONICLE in the experts roundtable discussion concerning ‘the Technical Frameworks and Procedural Intricacies of the Building Smartness Audit’ where he shared his insight and the CHRONICLE’s activities towards a successful SRI evaluation.
The SRI day was organised by the Smart Square project (Smart Tools for Smart Buildings: Enhancing the intelligence of buildings in Europe), in cooperation with the other projects from the LIFE CET SRI Cluster (SRI2MARKET, EasySRI, and SRI-ENACT).
