C/ Namilla n71B, 24121 Sariegos, León - Spain
C/ Namilla n71B, 24121 Sariegos, León - Spain
Reference: LIFE24-CET-IRENE/101215481
Acronym: LIFE24-CET-IRENE
Duration: 36 months
Start-End Date: 01/09/2025- 31/08/2028
Coordinator: Global Factor International Consulting S.L
Total Eligible Budget: 1,842,069 €, (EU contribution): 1,749,966 €
Energy poverty is a pressing issue in the European Union, affecting millions and leading to adverse impacts on public health, social inclusion, and quality of life. IRENE (Catalysing an Inclusive, Representative, and Equitable Energy Renovation Wave) aims to address this challenge by promoting comprehensive and integral energy efficiency renovations in multi-apartment buildings, with a focus on combating energy poverty and preventing gentrification.
We aim to break down regulatory and financial barriers by working with policy makers to inform them and by exploring innovative financing mechanisms to make renovations accessible and meaningful. By applying these interventions across diverse urban contexts, IRENE seeks to develop scalable models for inclusive energy renovations reducing energy consumption and costs and improving living conditions.
and energy poverty mapping
to provide technical, financial, and legal support for energy renovations
including local authorities, community representatives, and technical experts.
to foster dialogue, develop solutions, and ensure the long-term sustainability of the project's impacts
to empower residents and stakeholders with the knowledge needed to actively engage in the energy transition
Madrid
Vilvoorde
Leuven
Vilnius
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