A project to tackle energy poverty, SUPER-i, has developed a toolkit for energy-efficient renovations. It is based on the experience of three pilot schemes in Denmark, Italy and Slovenia.
A dynamic resource platform has been designed to understand, measure and combat energy poverty. Drawing on the latest research and date, The E-Room, as the platform is known, offers insights …
Following the inspiring SUPER-i final event in Copenhagen, the SUPERSHINE consortium gathered to continue the dialogue on energy efficiency and social innovation in housing. Building on the achievements of SUPER-i, the partners explored how inclusive approaches can increase the impact of energy efficiency initiatives while addressing social and environmental challenges.
Last month, stakeholders from across Europe gathered in Copenhagen for the SUPER-i project’s final event. This event highlighted innovative approaches, tangible results, and actionable insights from the project’s pilot initiatives in Denmark, Italy, and Slovenia, underscoring the transformative potential of energy efficiency in social housing.Last month, stakeholders from across Europe gathered in Copenhagen for the SUPER-i project’s final event. This event highlighted innovative approaches, tangible results, and actionable insights from the project’s pilot initiatives in Denmark, Italy, and Slovenia, underscoring the transformative potential of energy efficiency in social housing.
SUPER-i, a project dedicated to driving sustainable practices in social housing, publishes four comprehensive factsheets (technical policy, financial, and environmental ) that are designed to support stakeholders in decision-making and sustainable development in the sector.
The event will take place on Thursday, November 14th in Copenhagen, with a focus on showcasing the progress made and the future ahead.
SUPER-i and SUPERSHINE projects charted new frontiers in sustainable urban development. From co-creation workshops to policy roundtables in Riga, Trieste, and Herning, these initiatives are forging a future where vibrant, sustainable communities thrive.
The SUPER-i project has just concluded the first round of stakeholder meetings in three different countries: Denmark, Italy, Slovenia.
Most of the European social housing stock were built between the 1940s and 1970s, when energy efficiency was not a priority. As a result, nowadays the low rental prices of social housing …
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The projects SUPER-i and SUPERSHINE have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No.101028220 for SUPER-i and from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101079963 for SUPERSHINE