NEW PUBLICATION ONLINE

New publication under the Residential Energy Efficiency Observatory in CEE was released.

After the launch of the Residential Energy Efficiency (REE) Observatory in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) last summer 2022, we are happy to announce its second publication: REE Observatory in CEE Rethinking Energy Efficiency in time of an energy crisis.

We believe that by disseminating good knowledge and evidence we contribute to the discussion in Central and Eastern Europe about how to scale up the retrofitting of multi-apartment buildings by energy efficiency improvements, and how to decrease energy poverty in a moment where heating in the winter has become one of the biggest political and social challenges in our region.

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Reelih

Homeowners can make the right 
decisions to invest into the energy 
efficiency of their building if there is a mediating agent or organization that can facilitate these discussions among homeowners.
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Comact

In several countries homeowner
associations have serious representation
and credibility issues towards other stakeholders; at the same time
homeowners lack the trust in working
with municipality and banks.
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Justem

Energy poverty is a severe form of poverty housing. High energy bills are caused by
high energy prices, bad insulation of buildings, but also bad consumption 
habits and outdated equipment.

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Sunrise

Homeowners can make the right 
decisions to invest into the energy 
efficiency of their building if there is a mediating agent or organization that can facilitate these discussions among homeowners.
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