Project overview
Zero energy buildings for zero energy neighbourhoods
Public zero-energy buildings produce enough renewable energy to meet their own annual energy consumption requirements. They help regions and cities to save energy and money. But what to do in historic neighbourhoods with rigid building protection rules? The ZEB4ZEN project develops a transferrable transnational methodology and regional action plans for achieving zero-emission standards, which they also test in pilot actions in historic city neighbourhoods.
2,04m €
Project Budget
80%
of the Budget is funded by ERDF
4
Countries
5
Regions
7
Partners
4
Pilots
Duration
Start date
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Project progress
Project partnership
Project partners

Lead partner
Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar
Department for energy efficiency
Project partner
Communication office and staff of the mayor
Total partner budget
198,374 €
Total partner budget
348,001 €
Communication office and staff of the mayor
Total partner budget
188,222 €
Engineering and Industrial Design - Institute for Electrical Engineering
Total partner budget
288,238 €
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Department of Conservation of Built Heritage
Total partner budget
281,000 €
Total partner budget
174,092 €
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