Project progress
REVERTER project progress
Explore the latest updates and progress in our mission towards greener, more energy efficient future that would decrease energy poverty in Europe.
Project REVERTER kick-off
The REVERTER project has officially launched with a consortium meeting held in Athens, Greece. This gathering provided an excellent opportunity for all consortium partners to meet, discuss the next steps and upcoming activities in detail, and build valuable contacts.
Launch of the REVERTER HUB
The REVERTER HUB serves as a central resource of information for the project, providing comprehensive updates and insights. It informs the entire EU community about the project's advancements, as well as updates on Open Source Software (OSS) developments. Additionally, the HUB fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing among stakeholders, enhancing the project's impact and reach.
Launch of the digital One-Stop-Shops
The aim of development of the digital OSS was to create ensure effective engagement with the primary target audiences in pilot areas. Here is the information about the launch of the first digital One-Stop-Shop. The concept of the digital OSSs as well as the website was developed in a close collaboration with consortium partners in the 4 pilot areas.
Social surveys
Social surveys have been implemented in all the pilot areas. The main results from social survey results have been shared on the REVERTER HUB. These results had an important role in future project activities – establishment of One-Stop-Shops, training of personnel and ambassadors, development of the roadmaps.
Consortium meeting in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
On October 2nd and 3rd, the REVERTER project team met in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, to monitor the project’s progress and plan the next steps. This two-day event provided the team the opportunity to discuss the upcoming deliverables, share experiences on strategic issues (e.g. population engagement, legal restrictions, etc.) and exchange ideas about the recruitment and training of the REVERTER Ambassadors and the personnel of the One-Stop-Shops.
Start of the household visits
The visits to the households started in December, 2023. The main goal of the visits is to get information from the vulnerable households as well as provide information to them on energy efficiency related topics.
The household visits started on December 2023 and will be implemented at least until April 2025.
Roadmaps developed
The 9 roadmaps of the project have been developed. The roadmaps are tailor-made to the characteristics of the building stock, the characteristics of the vulnerable households and the climate conditions, to cover a sufficiently cohesive group of cases that will allow for a larger-scale rollout and replication of the proposed actions for the effective analysis and tackling of the problem.
Ambassador trainings
The ambassador training has been successful in all the 4 pilot areas. The ambassadors have provided very positive feedback about the training. The ambassadors got to learn new knowledge and skills.
One-Stop-Shops established
The 4 OSSs were launched in April 2024 with the goal of facilitating energy-efficient home renovations and enhancing living conditions for those in need. The OSSs provide consultations to all citizens, organise events, ensure information exchange between citizens and experts who are specialised in energy efficiency.
Consortium meeting in Barcelona, Spain
On May 15th and 16th, the REVERTER project team gathered in Barcelona, Spain, for a significant consortium meeting. This two-day event was an invaluable opportunity for the team to come together, discuss the results achieved so far, address the challenges each team is facing, and plan the way forward.