Publications

The paper sets out the findings of a workshop which involved experts from EU-funded projects, organised around four parallel sessions.

This guide clearly explains how to start an energy retrofitting project and identifies the main challenges and success factors, based on RenoWatt. RenoWatt, an energetic One Stop Shop, is a pilot project launched in Wallonia, Belgium. This document aims to share RenoWatt’s best practices and to facilitate replication of the model elsewhere in Europe and on a larger scale. The toolkit addresses practical issues and offers step-by-step guidance for private and public actors. This document is meant to evolve as the pilot project RenoWatt is developing.

A practical guide for house owners to integrate sustainability principles in their building and renovation plans.

This report proposes an evaluation of energy efficiency progress achieved in buildings since 2000 at EU level. It also looks at the success and failures of the implementation of EU Directives and national energy efficiency policies and measures.

This guidebook provides recommendations and tools to cities developing or enhancing their Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP).

This guidebook provides recommendations and advice for cities looking to develop sustainable energy projects that offer high impact and multiple benefits for the city.

The guide introduces key points for cities to consider in the planning stages of a new low carbon or sustainability project and is based on learnings from the STEP UP project. The guide also presents best practice examples from Ghent, Glasgow, Gothenburg and Riga.

Use of Building Typologies for Energy Performance Assessment of National Building Stocks. Existent Experiences in European Countries and Common Approach.

The report describes specific Danish competencies and strongholds within Smart City Development and provides generel recommendations for foreign businesses and stakeholders wishing to enter the Danish Smart City market.

This report is based on experiences with solution-based co-creation. The report presents a new model on how businesses can join partnerships in order to deliever integrated solutions on international environmental projects.

This magazine (Danish) presents a number of CLEAN projects with in energy efficient buildings. Reducing energy consumption in building holds many positive possibilities, both in relation to climate and energy goals, as well as to socio economics, value security and comfort to the singular home-owner and businesses.

CLEAN is Denmark’s leading green cluster within demand and development of clean tech solutions, e.g. Smart Energy

Rapporten kan bruges af kommuner og andre aktører, som ønsker at sætte gang i lokale initiativer for at fremme energirenovering af parcelhuse. Før man kaster sig ud i nye projekter, er det væsentligt at lade sig inspirere af hidtidige erfaringer og andres viden. Formålet med denne rapport er netop, at samle op på eksisterende viden i praksis og forskning indenfor energirenovering i dansk såvel som international sammenhæng samt at supplere eksisterende viden med yderligere anbefalinger, der kan fremme energirenoveringsindsatser i fremtiden.

Renovating buildings to meet Energy Union goals – maximising the Multiple Benefits for EU Citizens. This presentation sums up stakeholders points from the session during Sustainable Energy Week 2015

PhD Project: A Holistic Methodology for Sustainable Renovation towards Residential Net-Zero Energy Buildings

Målinger og analyse af energiforbrug og indeklima i 4 danske parcelhusrenoveringer 2008-2011