Attractive, Acceptable and Affordable deep Renovation by a consumers orientated and performance evidence based approach.
The project's aim is to make acceptance and decisions on deep renovation attractive for consumers by clear and meaningful information and communication on proven impact on energy, indoor environmental quality and personal health in practice.
Social and Market Approaches to Realizing Transition to Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
Decarbonising Europe can only succeed if consumers and citizens are recognised as actors with diverse needs and interests. This is the starting assumption of the SMARTEES project. By analysing five case study clusters across Europe, the project will improve our understanding of the role of citizens ...
EVERYWH2ERE is a five-years “demonstration to market” project aiming to prove FC equipped gensets’ reliability via a robust and EU widespread demonstration campaign.
WinWind - Winning social acceptance for wind energy
The overall objective of WinWind is to enhance the socially inclusive and environmentally sound market uptake of wind energy by increasing its social acceptance in 'wind energy scarce regions' (WESR) .
Shared mobility opportunities and challenges for european cities
The goal is to close the gap between the potential benefits of shared vehicle services and their real impacts in terms of congestion mitigation, environmental footprints and social inclusion.
Heat Roadmap Europe (HRE) is a Horizon 2020 financed programme bringing together 24 partners (universities, research institutions, industry and city associations and a variety of relevant businesses) to map and model the heating and cooling energy systems of the 14 largest users of heat in the EU. T...
Thermal Energy Resource Modelling and Optimisation System
THERMOS is an EU Horizon 2020 funded research project which will provide advanced energy system data and models in a user-friendly open-source application to make heat network planning faster, more efficient, and more cost effective.
NGOs are well-placed to provide information to local, regional, and national governments, making them better equipped to engage in GPP. To make it easier for NGOs to work with public procurers to enhance GPP uptake, a network was established in 2016 with the support of the European Commission.
