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action plan, agriculture, airport, air quality, best practices, biomass, carbon storage, citizen involvement, district heating, ecological coridor, education, energy autonomy, energy community,
energy efficiency, energy planning, energy poverty, energy storage, energy renovation, energy transition, financial model, freight mobility, geothermal energy, governance, green technology, grid, heating-cooling, historic, hydrocarbon wells, hydrogen, ICT tool,
industry, lighting, local authority, logistics, low carbon, mobility, municipality, navigation, net zero energy building, policy, public authority, public buildings, public transport, renewable energy, renovation, rural regions, smart grid, SME, solar energy, strategy,
toolkit, training, transport, urban planning, vessel transport, waste heat, waterway transport, web platform, 3D energy management system
| Project ancronym | Project full title | Program | Duration | Objectives | Keywords | LP organisation | LP contact (name) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| STORE4HUC | https://programme2014-20.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/Store4HUC.html | INTERREG Central Europe 2014-2020 | 2019-2022 | The STORE4HUC project aimed to improve territorial low-carbon energy planning strategies. It enriched policies that support climate mitigation in historic urban centers by developing policy recommendations for implementation and sharing lessons learned in our four pilot sites. There, we realized storage solutions in historic urban areas and experienced and overcame difficulties firsthand. We also developed energy management tools for various stakeholders to help them make decisions about investing in an energy storage solution. | low-carbon, energy planning, urban planning, strategy, policy, historic, energy storage | Development Agency Sinergija Slovenia | sinergija@ra-sinergija.si |
| ZEB4ZEN | Zero energy buildings for zero energy neighbourhoods https://www.interreg-central.eu/projects/zeb4zen/ | INTERREG Central Europe 2021-2027 | 2023-2026 | Public zero-energy buildings produce enough renewable energy to meet their own annual energy consumption requirements. They help regions and cities to save energy and money. But what to do in historic neighbourhoods with rigid building protection rules? The ZEB4ZEN project develops a transferrable transnational methodology and regional action plans for achieving zero-emission standards, which they also test in pilot actions in historic city neighbourhoods. | net zero energy building, renewable energy, historic, urban planning, public buildings | Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar Croatia | Matija Vajdić mvajdic@eihp.hr |