The recap of the May Lunch Talk titled "Practical Tools for Energy-Efficient Renovations for Vulnerable Households."

The RENOVERTY project is looking for local actors and stakeholders interested in replicating tested solutions to reduce rural energy poverty, particularly through the renovation of energy-poor households

The RENOVERTY project has launched a free online course dedicated to co-creation in rural energy renovation. Designed for municipalities, professionals, and local stakeholders, the training supports more inclusive and effective approaches to tackling energy poverty in rural areas through participatory renovation planning.