The Summit showcases the results of the EuroPACE project and highlights other cutting-edge energy efficiency programs shaping the European renovation market. An emphasis is placed on one-stop-shops advancing the Renovation Wave, private financing, energy poverty alleviation, and replication of effective building renovation business models.
Innovation and strong collaboration between public and private actors are essential to increase the renovation rate of the residential building stock in Europe. As such, this summit offers European cities and regional representatives the unique opportunity to learn from and interact with experts from the home renovation and financing sectors. Join us for the three exciting sessions!
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Summit Agenda
Day 1 | Integrated home renovation platforms advancing the Renovation Wave
May 26th | 10-11 CET
This session will focus on the impact that one-stop-shops have had on the European renovation rate, featuring successful initiatives from OSS programs including HolaDomus, De Energiebespaarders, and Dorémi. In addition, it will approach methods to overcome barriers which commonly impede the uptake of private household renovations, including knowledge deficits, financial barriers, market failure and value chain fragmentation, and regulatory challenges.
Day 2 | Private financing: Stimulating the Renovation Wave and alleviating energy poverty
June 2nd | 10-11 CET
Within this session, several topics will be discussed including attracting private investment stakeholders to the renovation business, increasing the volume of operations, the blending of public and private investments, various ways of using EU recovery funds to support renovation, green mortgages, creating efficient financing instruments that are accessible to most people, and more.
Day 3 | Renovation programs inspired by EuroPACE
June 9th | 10-11:15 CET
This session will be centered on one-stop-shop’s replication potential within the EU, with a focus on EuroPACE replication. The Opengela, REGENERATE, and FITHOME models inspired by the PACE and EuroPACE concepts will be explored, and will give insight to local citizen-centric replication.
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