Rising Energy Prices Driving Energy Renovation: The One-Stop-Shop Solution and the Role of Sectoral Actors Date and time: November 22nd between 10:00-11:30 CEST Overview Renovating an existing building is often an exciting yet overwhelmingly challenging journey for...

Today we’re all in Sant Cugat for our fifth consortium meeting! After the opening by our project coordinator Ana Tisov, we’re now discussing quality control & assurance of the renovation works and the use of data in our project. Of course there is also plenty of...

Earlier during our project, we defined the customer journey for homeowners. Recently we visualised this journey.

Walter Bokern is Chief Information Officer at Springco. But how do you ensure you make impact in your work? We interviewed him about his experiences.

During our consortium meeting in February we started our site visit with a lecture from Haico van Nunen from Bouwhulpgroep about industrialized building.

Together with the Municipality Rotterdam we created the Renovation Checklist. A practical overview of what to expect when renovating. Download the full version here!

Rieks Weerman is a retired civil engineer from Rotterdam. To stay involved he has become an energy coach. We interviewed him about his experiences.

In Rotterdam and Valencia we will be offering home renovation services via one stop shops. Save the Homes started 1,5 year ago and in a workshop led by GNE Finance, we discussed together what we have done so far in the two cities. We used the customer journey as a...

How can we make homeowners aware of what a one stop shop can do for them? That’s what we discussed in a workshop led by IVE during our 4th consortium meeting. During this meeting we discussed in groups the engagement and recruitment campaigns for the pilots in both...

Our pilot sites in Rotterdam and Valencia are steadily moving forward towards the implementation of the Save thee Homes Citizen Hub During our consortium meeting we discussed how we can replicate this success in our follower cities. The cities are very different, so...