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Integrated Home Energy RenOvation Service

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Innovations for home renovation in Toulouse Métropole

The EU envisages the renovation of European homes as an energy-saving solution and as a means to protect property from energy poverty consequences. The EU-funded I-HEROS project will develop an entirely integrated home renovation service in Toulouse Métropole. The project will increase the cooperation and coordination between existing programmes and initiatives and deliver innovations such as an appropriately developed for the city technical diagnosis tool. I-HEROS will be implemented by a consortium consisting of partners with in-field experience in technical, digital, social, legal and administrative issues of renovation, with the support and engagement of local stakeholders. The project will ensure the long-term sustainability of the service through the establishment of a financially attractive offer, a solid business plan and the monitoring of the service's performance.

Objective

The 3 years long I-HEROS projects aims at developing a fully integrated home renovation service in Toulouse Métropole, the 4th French city with an urban area of 1.3 M inhabitants. The project aims at enhancing cooperation and coordination between existing programs and initiatives while adding innovative elements such as a technical diagnostic tool developed specifically for the Toulouse Métropole housing stock. This will be achieved through a strong consortium relying on partners with in-field experience in the technical, digital, social, legal and administrative aspects of renovation, as well as through a strong support and implication of the local actors. The consortium will capitalize on a widespread regional and national coverage to ensure efficient dissemination of the results and upscaling. The partnership with a German partner ZEBAU, with extensive experience in EU dissemination, will initiate cooperation and replication on an intricate level with the city of Hamburg and Germany. Long term sustainability of the service will be ensured through the development of an attractive financial offer and a robust business plan developed by the consortium under the lead of the Caisse des dépôts et Consignations.
To reach the ambitious objective of renovating 2000 homes per year after the project, a 2-year trial period will initiate 500 renovations per year. During this trial, KPIs tracking and an external evaluation will enable the monitoring of the service performances and its optimization to ensure both the quality and sustainability of the service, ultimately improving homeowners trust. It is expected that, 3 years after the end of the project, 70 M€ of investments in renovation will have been triggered with more than 500 homes saved from energy poverty situations while the whole service will support in excess of 1300 jobs. Three years after, 56 GWh/yr of primary energy will be saved and the reduction of GES emissions is estimated at 14 700 tCO2-eq/yr.

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Call for proposal

H2020-LC-SC3-2018-2019-2020

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Sub call

H2020-LC-SC3-EE-2019

Funding Scheme

CSA - Coordination and support action

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TOULOUSE METROPOLE
Net EU contribution
€ 858 995,50
Address
6 rue rene leduc
31500 Toulouse
France

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Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées Haute-Garonne
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