May 2017 - REELIH - Residential Energy Efficiency for Low-Income Households

Blog post EU 29. 05. 2017 01:05

Responding and Reforming: My Experience at the REELIH Conference in Brussels

Three weeks ago, I was on a plane from DC to Brussels, Belgium. The REELIH project I had learned about from my desk was coming to life for me, and I was getting to play a part of the implementation of a conference that one year prior, I would have only been able to read about online.

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