Energy efficiency measure EEM
See also articles energy efficiency of buildings, energy performance certificates and types of work to existing buildings.
Energy efficiency measure is 'a single product or material, or combination of products and materials together with any related installation method, equipment requirements and performance objectives, for installation in existing buildings for the purpose of enhancing the energy efficiency of those buildings; e.g. heating and/or cooling systems or insulation.'
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