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CitizEE Newsletter: April 2022

- 04 April 2022

Welcome to the last newsletter of the CitizEE project. After four exciting years, the project is coming to an end. Let us share the most important news with you once again.

In this newsletter you will find a compact overview of all the important news and updates that will be of interest to you and support you to achieve more investments for energy efficiency in the building sector through citizen financing.

Stay updated: On our website you will find all relevant resources for scaling up Public Energy Efficiency Investments via Standardising Citizen Financing Schemes.

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Best practices book

This booklet presents the experiences and recommendations of the four different demonstration projects. It also includes operational advice from a financial expert on developing and implementing citizen financing programs, and regulatory recommendations from a legal expert on scaling up citizen financing programs and improving efficiency and regulation. The Pilots section of the booklet presents the four different demonstration projects, their specific financing approach, and lessons learned. The key messages from our finance and legal expert can be found in the Core statements section.

CitizEE Policy Workshop: legal and regulatory aspects of creating citizen finance schemes for energy efficiency – 11 March 2022

As part of CitizEE, a consortium co-financed by the EC under Horizon 2020, this workshop will present the legal and regulatory aspects of creating citizen finance schemes for energy efficiency for policy makers, regulators and system operators.

Capacity Building Workshop: Advanced Knowledge On Financial Structures In Match-Funding and Citizen Finance Schemes – 25 Feb 2022

This Capacity Building Workshop is specifically aimed at public authorities that may already have an interest in match funding and citizen financing schemes for energy efficiency. The discussion will be based on detailed research into setting up public private partnerships combining crowdfunding with public and private funds to create impact on achieving energy efficiency.