Regulation

The initiative provided empowerment to citizens about energy efficiency, electric market and energy prices. The project paid particular attention to energy bills and offers strategies to save money and kWh.

The EUROPA project developed an Energy Efficiency Subscription (a set of technical specifications, procedures and standard contractual arrangements) ensuring guaranteed energy savings from the deep renovation of residential buildings.

EPRi was founded in 2017 as a step towards establishing a Scottish cross-sector centre for excellence in energy / fuel poverty research.

The initiative is focused in the economical empowerment of families, income management for households, investments, basic supplies, debt, overindebtness and housing. The use of clean energy and responsible consumption are part of the main objetives of the programme.

The overall goal of the CEES project is to identify, assess and improve replicable energy communities' energy solidarity practices and, later on, foster their uptake in other European communities by creating a toolkit and offering policy support.

The project provides support to frontline social workers on issues related to energy, policy and advocacy on the right to energy.

The project planned the creation of a sustainable residential urban unit of “almost zero energy balance” in a building block in the municipality of Agia Varvara, traditionally inhabited by low-income citizens. The goal was to exploit the potential for energy savings and prospects for the significant improvement of the local microclimate and environment.

Energy poverty in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) is a challenge because it can be hidden. The ENPOR Project increased the capacity of the decision makers for understanding and mitigating its effects. ENPOR supported the adaption and implementation of ten policies in 7 Member States tailored to the specific needs of the PRS and integrated them into broader policy objectives.

The project helped establish and develop an investment market for retrofitting to secure the financial and political support of governments and to place increased focus on improving existing buildings by working with the local communities.

The main goal of the Households in the Context of Energy Transition project was to create a system to assess energy poverty in Lithuania and evaluate state interventions in the field of household energy.