Exciting progress is being made on Gaia’s part of the procuRE project! The renovation package is all wrapped up, with suppliers on board and purchase orders sent. Equipment for the demonstration is arriving on-site, and “Boa Energia” is taking charge of installing the photovoltaic (PV) panels and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). Logistics for delivering […]
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On 9 September, procuRE organised a webinar within the 2022 Sustainable Energy Days with the title “Cities procuRE Replicable Approaches to Reach 100% RES on-site and Become Energy Self-sufficient”. The joint energy and climate crisis highlights the role buildings play to decrease European energy dependency and CO2-output. A short-term option is to rapidly upgrade –
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The Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union has laid out the priorities for the six month term, summed up in the motto “Time to deliver: a fair, green and digital recovery” At Energaia, the Energy Agency for the South of the Porto Metropolitan Area, we believe in this goal and are working
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The OMC event took place on May 5, 2021, where around 24 individual companies participated. During the OMC event procurers explained the procuRE challenge and started a discussion to validate their specifications and gather new ideas (e.g. new technological approaches, innovative business models) to be reflected in the CfT documents. Materials, next steps and video:
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The EU set the target of decarbonising the building sector by 2050. How are buildings to reach such a standard at minimal cost? Revisiting them with several rounds of renovations is not the most efficient path. The project aims at lifting existing buildings to 100% renewable energy supply with one intervention. No such solution currently
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procuRE has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 963648.
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