GreenBuilding
Minimising Energy Consumption for Green Buildings respecting present uses and public needs
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Grant agreement ID: 28/1244 (A_B.4.3_0146 GreenBuilding)
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Total project budget: 2,200.000€
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Start Date: 30/08/2019
End Date: 29/08/2022
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Project website: http://www.enicbcmed.eu/projects/greenbuilding
Project Summary:
Mediterranean countries need to reduce energy consumption and adverse environmental impacts due to the high dependence on fossil fuels. GreenBuilding project intends to tackle this challenge by promoting the use of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures in public buildings since renewable energies represent a natural competitive advantage for the Mediterranean. The project will support 3 cost-effective public buildings energy refurbishment in Greece, Tunisia and Jordan. Furthermore, it will strengthen the capacities of public institutions to effectively plan and implement sustainable energy policies, through the identification of cost-effective energy refurbishment approaches, transfer of technical know-how and the enhancement of higher research institutions, energy SMEs and business support organizations.
GreenBuilding is coordinated by the Region of the Peloponnese, and leaded at technical level by the University of Patras. The consortium, with members from Tunis, Jordan and Lebanon, allow to develop a broad view of the challenge throughout the Mediterranean Region.
Our role in the project:
In this project, the team from BETA Tech. Centre bring their long experience in project management to support the implementation of the project, in addition to the knowledge about capitalization processes to increase the impact of the results. The participation of BETA TC in other relevant initiatives and working groups focused in lobbyinng and advocacy at Mediterranean level, such us the Interreg MED Communitties or the working groups of the Union for te Mediterranean it is also form interest for the whole GreenBuilding consortium.
GreenBuilding project is co-funded by the European Union under the European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI), through the ENI CBC Mediterranean Sea Basin Programme (ENI CBC Med Programme) 2014-2020.
