Project Duration
01.07.2019 – 31.12.2021

Funding Organisation
European Union

Project Sponsor
Executive Agency for SMEs - European Commission (EASME)

Project partners
Coordinator: TUM - Technische Universität München (Germany)

TRILATERAL – Trilateral Research LTD (United Kingdom)
ITTI – ITTI SP ZOO (Poland)
DTU – Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (Denmark)
KSSENA – Zavod Energetska Agencija Za Savinjsko Salesko in Korosko (Slovenia)
COAMá – Colegio official de Arquitectos de Malaga (Spain)
AEE – Agencia Andaluza de la Energia (Spain)
COP – Kobenhavns Kommune (Denmark)
MOV– Mestna Obcina Velenje (Slovenia)

Website:
EERAdata

Project coordination:
Sebastian Botzler, botzler(at)tum.de

Brief Summary:

Deep building renovation is providing greener, healthier, more valuable and climate friendlier buildings for all of us.EERAdata is setting the frameworks for it EERAdata is setting the frameworks for it

EERAdata was created to guide municipalities and regions through the complex process of gathering relevant building data for a holistic, socio-economic and sustainable building renovation planning. We foster the transformation and perception of buildings as resources and a cost-effective solution to reach Europe’s Climate goals.

EERAdata is accelerating the implementation of the EE-first principle across Europe by supporting policy-makers to effectively assess the impacts of EE investments, with an initial focus on investments in buildings.  There is need to gather the evidence on the benefits of EE in ecological and socio-economic terms as well as on its interactions with the broader policy context and energy market.

EERAdata is developing and testing a decision-support tool to help local administrations in the collection and processing of their building and demographic data towards an assessment and prioritisation of Energy Efficiency measures in planning, renovating and constructing buildings.

This work will be undertaken in collaboration with several other partners situated in 6 different locations across Europe. A mix of academic and business expertise will contribute towards the project including; Technische Universität München, ITTI Poland, Trilateral Research, Technical University Denmark (DTU), KSSENA, Andalusian Energy Agency, KØBENHAVNS KOMMUNE, MESTINA OBCINA VELENJE, Colegio Oficial De Arquitectos De Málaga.