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ZEROCO2
Promotion of near zero CO2 emission buildings due to energy use
// ZEROCO2 //
Learn more : http://www.interregeurope.eu/zeroco2/
This project involves The CIHEAM Chania institute
Project Summary
To define near zero CO2 emission buildings and present the various benefits; to work on the combination of different technologies and energy efficiency sources; to design stateof-the art policies, which will promote those buildings and the technologies at local, regional and national level;to present various financial tools in order to promote these types of buildings.
Coordinator
LP: Local Energy Agency Spodnje Podravje - Slovenia
Source of funding : INTERREG EUROPE
Programme and Contact references : PGI00015
Partners :
- Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania - Greece
- Molise Region - Italy
- Municipality of Kaunas District - Lithuania
- European Institute for Innovation - Germany
- Thermopolis Ltd. - Finland
- Agency for sustainable Med cities & territories - France
- University of Malta - Malta
CAPMED & SDG
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