On April 10th, the REVERTER project was proudly represented by a member of the NTUA team during the JUSTEEM Final Event, held in Brussels. The event brought together around 30 participants on-site and another 30 online, offering a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among stakeholders focused on sustainable and inclusive energy transitions.
During the session, the REVERTER representative contributed to discussions around key project themes, including:
- Deep renovation strategies for low-income households
- The pivotal role of One-Stop Shops (OSSs)
- Insights from the roadmaps developed within REVERTER
These topics sparked meaningful dialogue, with several attendees expressing strong interest in potential future collaboration and in adopting or adapting REVERTER’s methodologies and materials. Follow-up conversations are already being planned to explore these opportunities further.
In addition to showcasing the REVERTER poster, a slight change in the event agenda allowed for a brief presentation of the project, providing greater visibility to our work and mission.
We thank the JUSTEEM consortium for the invitation and look forward to continued dialogue with stakeholders who share our vision for more inclusive and effective renovation strategies across Europe.
