HOUSEENVEST PROJECT
REHABILITATE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
RETURN ON INVESTMENT THROUGH SAVINGS
REVALUE YOUR HOME
BACKGROUND
HousEEnvest is the result of two years of work between key institutions in the region of Extremadura, from the energy, economy and construction sectors, combined with international resources from EIB and EU cooperation programmes.
GOALS
Houseenvest’s objective is to create a new financing model for the energy rehabilitation of multi-family housing in Extremadura, which will also contribute to boosting the construction sector.
FOCUS
We will develop an innovative financing scheme, implementing a Guarantee Fund created with public investment funds, movement of non-refundable grants through the combination of EFSI funds and private participation.
PROJECT PARTNERS
EVENTS
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NEWS
New HousEEnvest training programme for professionals and businesses
HousEEnvest project launches a new online training programme aimed at professionals and businesses dedicated to the energy rehabilitation sector. This is a free course, entitled "ENERGY REHABILITATION OF MULTI-FAMILY BUILDINGS", lasting 40 hours. Next Monday, on June...
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Success of the HousEEnvest webinar on energy rehabilitation
On May 28, HousEEnvest organized a free webinar on energy rehabilitation for professionals and companies in the sector. Due to the significant number of applications, we had to increase the number of available places (initially there were only 150). Finally, the...
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HousEEnvest project has analyzed almost 400 buildings in Extremadura for improving energy efficiency
HousEEnvest project has analyzed almost 400 buildings in Extremadura for improving energy efficiency
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The Government of Extremadura expects to reach 3,500 beneficiaries with its housing plan
The Government of Extremadura (Junta de Extremadura) expects to reach 3,500 beneficiaries in the 2018-2021 regional housing plan, which was launched last April. To do this, it will have an endowment of almost 28.3 million euros. The plan was approved in March of last...
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How could Spain be more sustainable in housing?
The future requires that homes must be efficient. In the European Union, the construction sector consumes 40% of primary energy and 50% of raw materials. It generates 30% of waste and spends more than 20% of drinking water. In the case of Spain, sustainability is...
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FICON focuses on the lack of professionals in the construction sector
The lack of qualified professionals in the construction sector will mark the new edition of FICON that starts this Thursday, November 7. "It has been detected that it is an important problem of the whole sector, there is a lack of skilled workforce and that is the...
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HousEEnvest project is presented at the FOROFICON 2019
FICON 2019, the Iberian Construction Fair, will host on November the 7th the presentation “HOUSEENVEST and INNOINVEST Projects in the field of energy rehabilitation and innovation in energy materials for building”, where the projects will be presented to professionals...
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HousEEnvest is presented as a success story in Brussels
The European Union is aiming to reduce carbon emissions from its building sector by 40% by 2030, and total decarbonisation by 2050, in line with our obligations under the Paris Agreement. However, only around 1% of the building stock is renovated each year, and to...
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Challenges in the decarbonization of the building sector
To fulfill its commitments to the EU in terms of climate and energy, Spain must submit a draft of the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 at the end of the year 2019 whose objective will be to comply with the international commitments acquired by our...
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HousEEnvest at Europe Let’s Cooperate!
Our project has attended the Interregional Cooperation Forum held in Brussels, called Europe Let's Cooperate! organized by the Interreg Europe Program. More than 500 attendees gathered from April 9 to 11 to learn about the new features of the program, work and network...
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