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About REVERTER

The REVERTER project

The REVERTER stands for Deep REnovation roadmaps to decrease households VulnERability to Energy poveRty. The REVERTER project is funded under the LIFE Programme with under the Grant Agreement No 101076277. 

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Months to implement project

The main objective of
the REVERTER project

By providing tenants or landlords with comprehensive information and realistic building renovation solutions, the REVERTER consortium aims to reduce energy poverty in Europe.

Analysis to provide
solutions

Consortium will perform detailed analysis of the characteristics of energy poverty in 4 pilots to provide realistic solutions adopted to the needs and possibilities of the households. As a result, 9 roadmaps will be developed.

Trainings and community engagement

REVERTER will implement community engagement campaigns, trainings and will    advise households on improvement of their levels of comfort or reduction of energy costs. Consortium will establish on-site and digital One-Stop-Shops in all pilots Implement.

Dissemination and exploitation of project results

The project results will be exploited to reduce the energy poverty beyond the 4 pilot regions. The REVERTER approach can be replicated and used in other municipalities in the pilot countries as well as in other EU countries.

The need for this project

Energy poverty is a crucial social-economic problem of the current society, as it deprives people of a basic standard of living and quality of life. There are several factors associated with EP, but it is mainly connected with three causes: high energy costs, low household income and energy-inefficient buildings. The consortium of REVERTER project will develop 9 roadmaps to alleviate energy poverty by addressing the poor energy efficiency of dwellings. 

ENERGY AFFORDABILITY

ENERGY AFFORDABILITY

- Income

- Energy prices*

- Energy consumption (level)

*: exogenous

ENERGY USE PATTERNS

- Energy consumption (type)*

- Type of heating system & share of central heating*

 

*: exogenous

HOUSING PATTERNS

- Tenure system*

- Housing characteristics*

 

*: exogenous

ENERGY POVERTY

Energy poverty occurs when energy bills represent

a high percentage of consumers’ income, or when they

must reduce their household's energy consumption to a

degree that negatively impacts their health and well-being.

Project REVERTER achievements and results

The REVERTER project team has collaborated closely to conduct surveys, develop a comprehensive methodology for One-Stop Shops (OSS), create training materials, and ensure effective training delivery. Additionally, they have worked to establish OSS across various regions to support energy efficiency and combat energy poverty. Here you can find our project results.

Roadmaps

The roadmaps are tailor-made to the specifics      of the building stock, climate and households, among other characteristics.

Publications

Open access articles and publications made by the REVERTER consortium partners.

Deliverables

All project public deliverables – including OSS personnel training materials.

Consortium

The REVERTER consortium consists of organisations with different backgrounds and from different European regions representing universities, non-profit organization, public entities, SMEs and research institute.

REVERET project consortium

Consortium partners

Laboratory of Mining and Environmental Technology
Institute of Systems and Robotics
Ekodoma Ltd.
Green Synergy Cluster
Fundació Europace
CRES - CENTRE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND SAVING FONDATION
WIT Berry comunication and dissmenination
Link Barcelona Strategic Projects
Obshtina Brezovo
EKPIZO: Consumer Association “The Quality of Life”
Municipality of Coimbra (CMC)
Riga Municipal Agency “Riga Energy Agency”