Belgrade

Belgrade (Serbia)

The SUPERSHINE Serbian fellow district is a 13-floor tower block in central Belgrade, comprising 72 small apartments (~20 m² each) originally built in the 1960s for single tenants, workers, and retired state employees. The surrounding neighbourhood features typical socialist-era infrastructure, including healthcare, educational, and recreational facilities.

SUPERSHINE supported Belgrade in exploring energy-efficient upgrades, improved living conditions, and resident engagement, adapting renovation strategies to the constraints of older, high-density housing while fostering inclusive and socially sustainable solutions.

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Return on Investment Guaranteed saving Serbia

Energy Poverty Graphs

Energy Poverty Energy Expenditure as a percentage of income Serbia
Energy poverty Energy consumption in kwh Sqm serbia
Energy poverty Percentage of residents unable to keep their houses cool in summer and warm in winter Serbia
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Lighthouses

Lighthouse districts are in three cities: Trieste (Italy), Herning (Denmark) and Riga (Latvia).

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