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- Publication 18 June 2021 Deliverable 5.2 Case studies results This document provides the analysis of the real application of the promising Business Models identified in Task 5.1 within real business cases. The Business Cases (BC) represent the successful deep refurbishment of low energy buildings by mean of proposed innovative technologies and/or business models. As such, a detailed analysis of these BC have been performed with the aim of evaluating and highlighting their distinctive elements as well as their common features towards potential optimization…
- Publication 18 June 2021 D4.2 ENSURING SUCCESSFUL REPLICABILITY IN EE RENOVATION BUSINESS SCHEMES This document is focused on the provision of solutions dedicated towards the alleviation of the multiple micro level barriers to the energy efficient renovation market presented in the previous deliverable D4.1 of the STUNNING project. The deliverable will focus on providing solutions that foster SME participation in the market and value chain. In order to do so, a simplified value chain of the EE renovation process was presented in order to understand which SMEs intervene at which moment and…
- Publication 18 June 2021 D4.1 EE renovation market mechanisms, trends and barriers (2019) This report articulates itself within a more general three phase analytical process directed towards the alleviation of market barriers and failures within the EE renovation market. The global structure is composed of an analysis of general market trends and mechanisms in the preliminary phase, then a more contextualized set of more specific barriers that may be overshadowed by the more generalist variables will be compiled and analysed, finally the latter barriers will be mapped out in the EE…
- Publication 18 June 2021 Learning Handbook Cross-Sectoral Module The module on cross-sectoral covers all those interventions falling under two or more thematic areas; climate change adaptation; local electricity production (e.g., wind power, hydroelectric power, photovoltaic); and local heat/cold production (e.g., combined heat and power and district heating plant).
- Publication 18 June 2021 Peer Powered Cities and Regions, Deliverable 2.2: Report on best practices to feed into the learning programme PROSPECT aims to create an easy and replicable peer to peer learning programme for regional and local authorities to learn with and from each other on how to finance and implement their sustainable energy and climate action plans using innovative schemes. The learning programme has five (5) thematic modules, namely public buildings, private buildings, public lighting, transport, and cross-sectoral in which regional and local authorities, who can serve as mentors or mentees, will learn in two…
- Publication 18 June 2021 Peer Powered Cities and Regions, Deliverable 2.1: Report on Needs Assessment The overall aim of PROSPECT is to enable peer to peer learning in regional and local authorities in order to finance and implement sustainable energy and climate plans (SECAP). The learning will empower them to make use of best practices in developing financing schemes for these plans. PROSPECT will address the needs of regional and local authorities through developing a complete peer to peer learning program addressing them. The learning process will be focused on how different sustainable…
- Publication 18 June 2021 ESCOs for residential buildings: market situation in the European Union and policy recommendations Despite the large economic energy saving potential in the EU the energy service companies (ESCOs) market for residential buildings is much less developed than in other demand sectors (e.g. the industry or public/service sectors). Given the existing situation, energy policy experts and researchers appear generally quite sceptic about the possibility of a real and significant development in the near future. Besides sector cross-cutting barriers (e.g. low level of energy prices, lack of…
- Publication 18 June 2021 Making energy efficiency bankable: Lessons learned from a global market transformation effort In May 2007, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Mayor of London Ken Livingstone announced an ambitious energy efficiency best practices effort. The Energy Efficiency Building Retrofit Program of the Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI) explored ways to make efficiency retrofit projects more bankable for CCI client cities in the C40 Climate Leadership Group founded by Livingstone by using unsubsidized, commercial models applicable in a variety of countries and considerably more scalable globally…