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Deep retrofits made faster, cheaper and more reliable: the outPHit project
According to Passive House principles, the EU-project outPHit promotes deep retrofits which are cost-efficient and reliable. Based on model projects and with the cooperation of many partners, outPHit opens up ways to implement deep energy retrofits. In the process, solutions with a one-stop-shop approach reduce the effort for planning, execution and
quality assurance.
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A view of Oslo
The VISIBLE project
Oslo's VISIBLE project advances sustainable construction through emission-free machinery, material reuse, and socially responsible practices, providing a model for other cities to achieve a cleaner, fairer construction sector.
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An alley in Gasteiz, Basque Country
The OpenGela project
The OpenGela project enhances urban regeneration by providing neighborhood-based one-stop shops offering holistic, inclusive, and community-focused support for home renovations.
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The non-residential building in Slovenia
Non-residential building (health sector), Western Slovenia
A health sector building in Western Slovenia underwent energy renovation in 2019, achieving an SRI score of 18%, with potential upgrades like photovoltaic panels and smart systems promising a rise to 51% and improved efficiency, comfort, and flexibility.
Case study
STAR-track Project
Support and networks to accelerate the construction and renovation innovation track to market.
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The office building
Office building, Aix-en-Provence, France
The office building in Aix-en-Provence, built in the 1970s, has an SRI score of 39%. Suggested improvements, like upgrading the heating, lighting, and ventilation systems, adding solar panels, and installing motorised sun protections, could raise its score to 51%, enhancing energy efficiency, comfort, and flexibility.
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