The new report by the H2020 project RenOnBill analyses the possible challenges for the implementation of on-bill schemes (OBS) in the EU and suggests ten business model frameworks applicable to this context. In particular, the analysis deeps dive into the...

RenOnBill project is cited as one of the best practices in the Staff Working Document accompanying the Renovation Wave communication, launched by the Commission the last October 14.

The RenOnBill consortium held a series of national online workshops in the spring of 2020 targeting stakeholders in the four focus countries: Italy, Lithuania, Germany and Spain.

The newly published RenOnBill report provides a detailed analysis of the main data, drivers and challenges involved in the energy renovation of residential buildings in Germany, Italy, Lithuania and Spain.

The recordings of the successful joint event, organised in collaboration with BUID UP and counting more than 100 attendants, are now available.

Wirtten by the RenOnBill partner UNIGE and published on the International Journal of environmental research and public health, the paper introduces a top down methodology for the forecasting of residential energy demand in Germany, Italy, Spain, and Lithuania.

This webinar, that will be held on April 21 from 12:00 to 13:30 CET, demonstrates innovative financing tools that intend to de-couple financing from an individual by securing it by the property and attaching it to a utility bill.

The report aims to introduce on-bill schemes as a powerful tool for financing energy efficiency in the residential sector, setting the initial background for the development of the work foreseen in the rest of the RenOnBill project.

The RenOnBill brochure, available in five languages, gives information about the project, its objectives, timeline and results.

On bill was mentioned as one possible way to finance energy efficiency building upgrades, and RenOnBill is one of the interesting projects listed.