Residential building energy renovations with on-bill financing
The project
RenOnBill aims to scale up investments towards deep energy renovations of residential buildings by promoting the development and implementation of on-bill schemes, based on the cooperation between energy utilities and financial institutions.
RenOnBill has chosen four focus countries - Germany, Italy, Lithuania and Spain – in order to capture to an extent the differences that can be encountered when replicating on-bill across wider Europe. The success of the project will allow to take a huge step forward in reaching the European Union energy and CO2 targets and will have an important impact on the economic system, offering a win-win perspective for different actors: companies from the construction sector, energy services, utilities, investors, and ultimately for the society as a whole.
The new report by the H2020 project RenOnBill analyses the possible challenges for the implementation of on-bill schemes (OBS) in the EU and suggests ten business model frameworks applicable to this context. In particular, the analysis deeps dive into the...
RenOnBill project is cited as one of the best practices in the Staff Working Document accompanying the Renovation Wave communication, launched by the Commission the last October 14.
The RenOnBill consortium held a series of national online workshops in the spring of 2020 targeting stakeholders in the four focus countries: Italy, Lithuania, Germany and Spain.
The RenOnBill project brings together leading experts in energy efficiency financing, deep energy renovation strategies for buildings and key actors from the energy utility sector.
