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Tackling Energy Poverty in the Private Rented Sector - Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie

Tackling Energy Poverty in the Private Rented Sector - Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie | Energy Transition in Europe | www.energy-cities.eu | Scoop.it

The H2020 ENPOR project aims to identify and target the needs of tenants and their respective landlords. In this context, the researchers are investigating how energy poverty in the private rented sector can be effectively tackled, looking at examples of good practice and taking into account the respective framework conditions. In doing so, ten policy approaches in seven member states will be further developed and implemented with the close involvement of the target groups as well as other stakeholders. This process will start in the first quarter 2021 and aims to start implementation in summer 2021.

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WBCSD has launched the very first Microgrid hub, designed to help commercial and industrial companies to develop low-carbon microgrids

The Hub will act as a living library where companies can browse and submit existing project examples. It already features case studies by ABB, Schneider Electric, Eaton, CIAA and IAMGOLD Corporation Explore the Hub today. What will you learn, and what can you contribute? T

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Supporting energy renovation of private households through One-Stop-Shops

Supporting energy renovation of private households through One-Stop-Shops | Energy Transition in Europe | www.energy-cities.eu | Scoop.it

A Policy Brief from the Interreg Policy Learning Platform on Low-carbon economy

The building sector is a significant contributor to Europe’s carbon emissions, and needs to be tackled in order reach our climate obligations underthe Paris agreement. However, numerous barriers in knowledge, awareness,trust, finance and market development mean that renovation rates of private households remain low, and of limited impact. Many policy interventions are possible for regions that wish to overcome these barriers, including information campaigns, provision of financing and training of construction companies. These instruments are well tested in Europe’s regions, but the process of home renovation remains complex and daunting for homeowners, and significant effort needs to be made to reduce fragmentation. One-Stop-Shops (OSS) bring together the full gamut of policy interventions into a single body, working with stakeholders to provide all required skills andknowledge for home renovation, significantly reducing the burden for homeowners to improvetheir energyperformance.

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Green living: encouraging investors to go retro - BuildHeat

Green living: encouraging investors to go retro - BuildHeat | Energy Transition in Europe | www.energy-cities.eu | Scoop.it
Making our homes greener and more energy efficient is crucial if Europe is to realise its environmental targets and ambitions. But securing financial fuel
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