News Increasing energy efficiency through solar energy and insulation
The German Federal Environmental Foundation (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt (DBU)) is funding a project by URBIS and our partner WECF to foster energy efficiency measures in Georgia, Moldova and Romania.
The use of fossil fuels as well as the insulation of buildings in Georgia, Moldova and Romania do not only have a negative effect on the environment and climate, but also on health and income of the local population. Through technical and economic trainings for local craftsmen and energy managers on the topics of solar energy an insulation, WECF, URBIS and their local partners try to tackle these ecologic and socio-economic challenges. The common goal is to support the development of a market for local, affordable and socially equitable renewable energy solutions.
In the frame of an international network meeting, existing successful concepts will be shared and refined. Moreover, based on a profound exchange between the local and international energy experts, new and innovative concepts will be developed in a sustainable manner. Following an extensive evaluation of local needs, specific national trainings will take place in each of the participating countries, targeting the identified demands. During these multi-day trainings, the participating local energy experts will be trained as multipliers. The results of these measures will be made public and spread among experts and the local population, aiming to encourage the necessary political dialogue.
Start of the project: 01.01.2019
Duration: 18 Months
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10.03. – 15.03.2019 |
Network meeting in Moldova |
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Country specific needs evaluation and trainings |
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Public relations, dissemination, Lobbying
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Contact:
WECF: Katharina Habersbrunner katharina.habersbrunner@wecf.org