Tools

The Pilkington Sun Angle Calculator (SAC) is a vital tool for architects, providing easy determination of solar geometry variables for precise architectural design.

Training toolkit guiding energy experts and EPC issuers on how to create an iBRoad2EPC as a complement to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).

The NEB Toolbox aids in integrating New European Bauhaus values into projects through structured phases and practical tools, supporting transformative initiatives across Europe.

The tool calculates annual heating and cooling loads, indoor temperatures using EPB standard EN ISO 52016-1:2017, with supporting spreadsheets for demonstration.

The new RENOVERTY financial database tool, presents an overview of financing mechanisms dedicated to home renovation that are available within the pilot countries of the LIFE project (Croatia, Estonia​, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy​, Portugal, Spain) and that are relevant to the implementation of Rural Energy Efficiency Roadmaps (REERs) within the project.

A comprehensive tool suite for building design and retrofit that integrates energy and performance analysis throughout the building lifecycle.

By providing a comprehensive set of innovative tools, NRG2PEERS web platform empowers energy communities to take charge of their energy consumption and production, fostering peer-to-peer trading, optimising energy usage, and contributing to sustainability goals.

Climate Consultant is a user-friendly software utilising climate data to create graphic displays, aiding architects and builders in crafting energy-efficient buildings tailored to their location.

The Global Atlas for Renewable Energies is a tool providing policymakers and investors with renewable energy resource maps worldwide.

The Regio1st Planning Framework provides a comprehensive, structured approach for regional energy planners in Europe to develop and implement sustainable, cost-effective energy strategies while prioritising energy savings in buildings, system flexibilities and other energy efficiency solutions in line with the Energy Efficiency First (EE1st) principle.