Malmö moves towards a more sustainable city with the construction of more than 1,500 energy‑efficient homes financed by a loan from the European Investment Bank. A boost to expand the housing supply and accelerate local and European climate objectives.
L’esperienza italiana in OBSERVE ha promosso la mappatura delle fonti dati sul patrimonio edilizio, formalizzando le criticità su interoperabilità e buone pratiche per uno scambio concreto col progetto, a supporto dei nuovi requisiti EPBD.
European momentum for Regensburg: a key investment that speeds up affordable housing and energy efficiency, bringing the city closer to a more sustainable and accessible urban future for everyone.
This webinar explores how social and affordable housing projects can secure financing despite limited bankability. It presents strategies to build a strong investment case and showcases alternative funding pathways through real European examples.
Explore how public, private, and hybrid One-Stop Shops business models shape renovation services across Europe. This two-part learning lab offers expert insights, case studies, and practical exercises to help participants assess governance, funding, and scalability in their own context.
Estonia’s Renokratt prototype shows how knowledge-based expert systems can bridge fragmented building data, helping non-experts plan deep renovations and supporting scalable, EPBD-aligned decision-making through typologies, rules, and structured measures databases.
This webinar explores how citizen finance and crowdfunding can empower communities to lead the energy transition. Learn from pioneering cases, discover practical tools, and gain insights into how local authorities can align climate action with citizen engagement and inclusive financing.
Energía renovable, eficiencia y apoyo público se combinan en una nueva convocatoria que impulsa redes de calor y frío más sostenibles. Descubre cómo estos 50 millones pueden transformar edificios y barrios.
The Renovation Twin of the city of Plovdiv (Bulgaria) overcomes crucial gaps in building data availability and alignment, adopting a powerful, data-driven approach to accelerate home renovations across the Plovdiv Region.
HORIS (Home Renovation Integrated Services) is a project funded by the European LIFE programme, which updated and advanced an existing digital retrofitting platform called Green Menu. HORIS created a digital one-stop shop (OSS) to empower homeowners throughout the home renovation process.