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The SuPerTandem project aims developing sustainable materials and manufacturing processes for the development of high efficiency, flexible, all-Perovskite Tandem photovoltaic modules with low CO2 footprint.

streamSAVE aims to assist Member States in their efforts to deliver rapidly scalable savings and increase their chances of successfully meeting energy efficiency targets under Article 3 and 7 of the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED). A series of activities, divided into three categories, will be carried out with the intent of improving the energy saving methodologies capacities and skills of stakeholders across Europe.

The built environment accounts for 40% of the UK’s carbon footprint and to achieve net zero will require a step change in the design of new buildings but also, more importantly, it will require a comprehensive upgrade and retrofit programme to the existing housing stock; the UK Green Building Council estimates that 80% of the 2050 building stock has already been built. At a cost of £16m, the construction of Energy House 2.0 is being supported by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Office for Students. 

The NEBULA projects will build upon the New European Bauhaus Unlocked through Built4People partnership (B4P) endorsed Local Actions.

BD4OPEM creates an open energy marketplace, that offers innovative AI-based services, to enable the efficient management of energy distribution grids and associated assets.

The EU-funded MicroRenew project will develop renewable Energy Micro Power Plant Using Organic Waste as Fuel. Traditional ways of dealing with organic waste are not sustainable. Urbanisation is putting too much pressure on landfills and making waste management too costly. To reverse this trend, future buildings could process their own organic waste while recapturing the energy, fertiliser and water from it. 

GIFT is an innovative project that aims to decarbonise the energy mix of European islands. European islands have to abide by the law of their countries that push toward a greener energy mix to comply with the European and international agreements. GIFT is willing to develop innovative systems to allow islands to integrate vast amount of renewables.

The main objective of the CHESTER project is the development and validation of an innovative system that allows for energy management, storage and dispatchable supply of many different RES by combining the electricity sector with the heat sector.

The EU-funded HighLite project aims to develop high-performance low-cost modules with excellent environmental profiles for a competitive EU PV manufacturing industry.

The New European Bauhaus is a multidisciplinary, cultural movement on a transformative path towards affordable and beautiful living spaces in urban and rural environments. The digiNEB.eu project supports the implementation of the New European Bauhaus and the speeding up of the green transformation by increasing the adoption of NEB digital solutions.