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North Macedonia 14. 09. 2021 06:09

ComAct report: Energy poverty in the privately-owned, multi-family apartment buildings

What is ComAct? ComAct – Community Tailored Actions for Energy Poverty Mitigation is an EU funded Horizon2020 project that aims to make comprehensive energy efficient...

Regional 18. 02. 2021 10:02

ComAct: a new project fighting energy poverty in Central and Eastern Europe

Repost from the original press release ComAct – Community Tailored Actions for Energy Poverty Mitigation is a new project that started in October 2020. Financed...

Czech Republic, Danube Region 06. 04. 2020 04:04

Energy Poverty in Danube Region: Policy Paper, Study and Seminar

The office of the Government of the Czech Republic organized a seminar in Prague on the 12th December, 2019 to present a new policy paper...

Austria, Greece, Italy 18. 07. 2018 01:07

Guide on good practice in energy efficiency for Central and South Eastern Europe (CESEC)

European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy and the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises prepared a guide that gathers more than 60 good practices meant to...

Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, EU, Hungary, Kosovo, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia 17. 04. 2018 07:04

Financing the future of buildings in Central, Eastern and South-East Europe: a new study by BPIE

The Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE) published the analysis of the funding streams directed to energy efficiency in buildings in Central, Eastern and South-East Europe (CESEE). The analysis revealed that less than 3% of the funds that could be used to support energy efficiency investments in the region is dedicated to upgrading buildings.

Blog post Germany, Ukraine 02. 10. 2017 04:10

German-Ukrainian cooperation:complex energy saving rehabilitation of multi-apartment buildings

There is need to reduce energy costs in ukraine,however to do it, it is necessary to modernize the housing stock. The latest legislative changes in Ukraine and the introduction of the first financial mechanisms to implement certain energy-efficient measures confirm the correct direction of the reforms. But only a complex energy-saving reorganization of the housing stock will significantly improve the efficiency of the reforms initiated.

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