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ProjectContract number	Title	URL/IEI ProjectDbase	URL	Status	Closed	Objectives (Specific)	Objectives (Strategic)	Results (Outcomes)	Products/Deliverable (Outputs)	Notes
EISAS/EIE/06/196/2006	ENERBUILDING – Promoting the Rational Use of Energy and Small Scale Renewable Energy Sources applications in Buildings	http://ieea.erba.hu/ieea/page/Page.jsp?op=project_detail&prid=1540	http://www.enerbuilding.eu	Closed	31/10/09	1) Provide final customers with qualified and independent information, in order to make them aware of the economic and environmental convenience of investments in energy efficiency, especially during the next years, when the energy costs will increase more and more.	the ENERBUILDING project aimed at contributing to the overcoming of no-technological barriers, which currently obstruct investments in proper technologies for the energy efficiency of buildings.	1) Establishment of a call centre in Italy, Spain, Portugal and France to provide assistance and information to consumers on improving the energy efficiency of their buildings
						2) Provide Local Administrators with both the knowledge and the necessary tools for the efficient management of public buildings (schools, pools, elderly centres, etc).		2) Development of a web site available in EN, IT, ES, FR and PT where information on implemented actions can be found and information material downloaded, as well as links, news and much more
						3) Increase the awareness of young students on energetic and environmental issues, outlining possible solutions for saving energy and safeguarding the environment.		3) Printing and dissemination of 4 practical guides (270.000 copies in the overall) in 4 languages on detached houses, condominiums/block of flats, public buildings, new buildings.
								4) Organisation of a Conference for the launch of the project, 26 Conferences for the general public of consumers, 8 Workshops for local administrators, 78 meetings with Secondary School students and a Final International Conference.
								5) Media campaign in each country: participation in 57 radio and TV programmes, organization of press conferences, delivery of press releases.
IEE/09/870/SI2.558308	REQUEST – Renovation through Quality supply chains and Energy Performance Certification Standards	http://ieea.erba.hu/ieea/page/Page.jsp?op=project_detail&prid=2386	http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/	Ongoing	16/04/2010 - 15/11/2012	The goal of this project is to increase the uptake of low carbon renovation measures in residential properties.		1) A complete inventory of tools, techniques and schemes for promoting access to an integrated supply chain for low carbon renovation, particularly focusing on quality assurance schemes and/or schemes for encouraging the take-up of recommendations on energy performance certificates of buildings
								2) Development of tools and strategies that can be used to stimulate and encourage action on energy saving recommendations
								3) A new replicable mechanism for quality assurance in the delivery of low carbon renovation – to include applicable standards for a quality assured renovation process, a definition of quality standards for that process and information about how to access and work with key actors
								4) Piloting of the tools, techniques and quality assurance schemes developed in a number of Member States
								5) Targeted communications to convey project learnings and encourage uptake by energy agencies and governments of the frameworks and tools and techniques developed
EISAV/EIE/05/045/2005	RESHAPE - Retrofitting Social Housing and Active Preparation for EPBD	http://ieea.erba.hu/ieea/page/Page.jsp?op=project_detail&prid=1706	http://www.reshape-social-housing.eu	Closed	30/06/08	1) Demonstrate the preparation of social housing actors for implementation of the EPBD by planning and testing the integration of energy performance certification (EPC) in operational processes and services.
		1) Studies undertaken on energy quality and retrofitting scenarios in building stocks in six countries
						2) Test and demonstrate added-value opportunities of EPC		2) Results have confirmed the fact that low income households are highly affected by energy bills as they constitute a large portion of income.
						3) Develop support tools for West-Europe, South-Europe and East-Europe.		3) A toolset for three geographic areas, which included tenants on the communication process, developed to help housing co-operatives and homeowners understand and make use of the energy certificates of their buildings.
						4) Disseminate the project outcomes to social housing actors in order to increase their awareness and change their attitude towards solutions for refurbishments.