It focuses on four CEE countries traditionally challenged by low renovation ambitions and poor quality of the building stock. Public buildings, which are expected to lead the way in deep renovation, have been undergoing renovation for many years in CEE – but a significant proportion of this renovation is not achieving appropriate energy savings.
OUR-CEE
Overcoming Underperforming Renovations
in Central and Eastern Europe
OUR-CEE addresses the issue of underperforming renovations on public buildings and how to overcome it.
Studies
Renovation Roadmap for Nicolae Colan orthodox College
Romania
Renovation Roadmap for Nicolae Bălcescu High School
Romania
Renovation Roadmap for Matei Basarab National College
Romania
Renovation Roadmap for Music School Jan Vlašimsky Virovitica
Croatia
Renovation Roadmap for Kindergarten Varaždin – Gortanova
Croatia
Renovation Roadmap for Elementary School Vladimir Nazor Virovitica
Croatia
Renovation Roadmap Summary for Raciechowice Municipal Office Building
Poland
Renovation Roadmap Summary for OSP Kwapinka Building
Poland
Renovation Roadmap Summary for Kindergarten No. 4 in Cieszyn
Poland
Renovation Roadmap for Zvace kindergarden
Bulgaria
Renovation Roadmap for Yordan Petrov-Grafa Sports Hall
Bulgaria
Renovation Roadmap for Kyustendil Municipal Polyclinic
Bulgaria
National baseline assessment on underperforming renovations
Romania
National baseline assessment on underperforming renovations
Bulgaria
National baseline assessment on underperforming renovations
Croatia
National baseline assessment on underperforming renovations
Poland
Underperforming Renovations in the CEE Region:
Challenges and Recommendations
A project implemented by
Energy Policy
Group
office@epg-thinktank.org
Center for Energy Efficiency
EnEffect
eneffect@eneffect.bg
Regional Energy Agency
North
info@rea-sjever.hr
Association of Municipalities Polish Network “Energie Cités”
biuro@pnec.org.pl
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