The REVERTER project team has worked over the past three years to strengthen local support systems and empower municipalities, stakeholders, and policymakers with valuable activities, all with one aim: to alleviate energy poverty in Europe. Another important mission has been direct engagement with vulnerable people, supporting them with information and practical tools that encourage them to improve their quality of life. As the project approaches its conclusion, the consortium is committed to ensuring that its tools and knowledge remain accessible and continue to create impact. Below you will find an overview of the project’s legacy, upcoming final activities, and opportunities for replication and reuse.
Final event in Brussels
The REVERTER project will host its final event in Brussels, bringing together policymakers, municipalities, and stakeholders to showcase project results and discuss future actions. The event will serve as a platform to present key outcomes, exchange experiences, and highlight the project’s contribution to sustainable and inclusive urban solutions.
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Project legacy and One-Stop-Shops continuity
Although the REVERTER project officially concludes at the end of October, the One-Stop-Shops (OSS) established during the project will continue to operate. The OSS will remain a valuable resource for citizens and municipalities alike, providing updated information on support schemes and ongoing guidance beyond the project’s duration.
Replication opportunities
Replication is at the core of REVERTER’s exploitation strategy. Municipalities interested in setting up their own OSS can still reach out to the project’s consortium partners for advice and practical support. This ensures that the knowledge and experience gained during REVERTER will continue to benefit new communities and territories across Europe.
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Open access to roadmaps and training materials
As part of its exploitation plan, REVERTER has developed roadmaps and training materials to guide municipalities and stakeholders in implementing effective OSS practices. These resources are freely available through the REVERTER HUB, and will soon be accessible on Zenodo, ensuring long-term open access for anyone interested in reusing them.
Policy recommendations
At the Brussels final event, the consortium will also present a set of policy recommendations derived from project activities and experiences. These recommendations will provide valuable input for shaping future policy frameworks and support measures. They will be made publicly available on the REVERTER HUB and Zenodo for wider dissemination.