Stronghouse & the EU Green Week – contributing to a net-zero future
Since its initiation, the Stronghouse project has shared these overall ambitions, with a particular focus on reducing CO2 by supporting individual homeowners and energy communities on route to energy efficiency and energy renovation.
Awareness, education, support
At the official project kick-off in 2020, the main goal of the Stronghouse consortium was to raise awareness, educate and support a specific target group - homeowners - based on the principles of the Customer Journey, thus accelerating the transition to sustainable energy options in the home. Using this framework, the partners developed a set of Personas to assist in mapping motivations and needs.
Relevance & results
However, global affairs – first the COVID-pandemic followed by the war in Ukraine – significantly impacted awareness and a sense of urgency in terms of shifting towards greener, more efficient, energy options. This has also influenced the project, heightening its relevance and escalating its results as the demand for support has rocketed in recent years.
Highlighting 'green' skills & tools
In tandem with the EU Green Weeks, the Stronghouse Final Conference will focus on highlighting ‘green’ skills that empower people to join and contribute to the green transition. Stronghouse partners will present a selection from the wide range of tools developed, modified and adapted by the consortium during the project's lifetime to engage, enable and empower homeowners. Such tools include:
- The Stronghouse E-learning Courses
- One-Stop-Shop concept
- The Neighbourhood Approach
- The Customer Journey
- Green financing App
- Digital tools & data
And much, much more! Besides celebrating Stronghouse results and highlighting the progress already made in the green transition, invited speakers will also present their views on how to inspire further action towards a net-zero future.
Read more about the EU Green Weeks 2023