Project description
Building energy-saving solutions for harsh climates
Reducing energy consumption in multi-storey buildings is important for meeting the EU energy efficiency targets. Positive energy buildings (PEBs) generate more energy than they consume. The role of renewable energy systems (RES) and smart technologies is rather limited in harsh climates. More effective energy materials as well as upgraded single technologies are needed for construction to achieve user-centred flexible selling policies. The EU-funded EXCESS project will develop new low-cost PEB solutions for the European housing market. It will improve materials, technologies and integrated technological systems. The project will prepare the solution for the market and test it in four EU countries.
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IA - Innovation actionCoordinator
8010 Graz
Austria
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Participants (20)
02150 Espoo
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31621 Sarriguren
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2400 Mol
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3013 Limassol
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1030 Brussel
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3500 Hasselt
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41092 Sevilla
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47012 Valladolid
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79098 Freiburg Im Breisgau
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11526 Athens
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47002 Valladolid
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8200 Gleisdorf
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8010 Graz
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23100 Mynamaki
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79100 Leppavirta
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00390 Helsinki
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01380 Vantaa
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13453 Marseille
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
4600 Wels
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