Launching the Stronghouse E-learning Courses
As part of the European Green Deal, renovating both public and private buildings is highlighted as a key action to speed up energy-efficent housing in the sector. However, for homeowners it’s a long road from initial interest to successful renovation. Understanding their journey is essential for effective support, and thus for increasing the energy renovation rate. How can this journey become easier for homeowners? And how can homeowners and neighbourhoods become ambassadors for energy renovation?
Supporting homeowners
Many stakeholders are involved in energy renovation. The Stronghouse e-learning is targeted at homeowners and everyone supporting them on their energy renovation journey, such as local and regional authorities, NGO’s, energy advisors, contractors and banks. It offers potential solution approaches and examples for further research to overcome the challenges when enabling energy transition to fit specific needs.
Building on Stronghouse results & experience
In this context, this first digital training course has been developed by our Stronghouse partner atene KOM GmbH, providing an overview of the challenges of energy renovation (for homeowners) while also focussing on the various steps to be taken on the Customer Journey to energy renovation.
The different stages in the course provide a general understanding of how to enable and support on this journey. It's free and builds on the results and experience of the other Stronghouse partners. Follow-up e-Learning courses, which will be published at a later stage, provide a more in-depth focus of each stage in the customer journey to energy renovation.
Test new knowledge
You can take the whole course and the Customer Journey in one go or just do a few modules at a time - whatever suits! You can also test your new knowledge with the fun quiz round at the end of each section.
The course is available for free here
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