Research projects
CasaClima - partner for research
The Agency for Energy South Tyrol–KlimaHaus is involved in regional and international research projects both as a project partner and as a project manager. In this way, the agency supports the transfer of knowledge in the field of energy efficiency and renewable energies and benefits from the latest scientific findings. The project partners come from the public sector, research institutes and the private sector.
CURRENT PROJECTS
EUSALP
trategy for the Alpine Region
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region EUSALP promotes transboundary cooperation between the Alpine regions and states. EUSALP supports transnational dialogue in order to face common challenges in the Alpine Region co-ordinately. The CasaClima Agency coordinates the Action Group 9 on “Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energies”.
Further information
www.alpine-region.eu
trategy for the Alpine Region
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region EUSALP promotes transboundary cooperation between the Alpine regions and states. EUSALP supports transnational dialogue in order to face common challenges in the Alpine Region co-ordinately. The CasaClima Agency coordinates the Action Group 9 on “Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energies”.
Further information
www.alpine-region.eu
KnowHowHP
Upskilling for boosting heat pump installation in refurbishments
In the three-year KnowHowHP (heat pump know-how) project, energy consultants, planners and installers are taught an integral planning and implementation process that considers optimised renovation concepts with the use of heat pumps.
The aim of the training and further education programme is to make it easier to switch to heat pumps in existing multifamily houses and to increase the number of energy-efficient refurbishments. The project is not to be seen as a measure against the shortage of skilled labour in the sector but rather aims to qualify existing skilled workers.
more Information
Upskilling for boosting heat pump installation in refurbishments
In the three-year KnowHowHP (heat pump know-how) project, energy consultants, planners and installers are taught an integral planning and implementation process that considers optimised renovation concepts with the use of heat pumps.
The aim of the training and further education programme is to make it easier to switch to heat pumps in existing multifamily houses and to increase the number of energy-efficient refurbishments. The project is not to be seen as a measure against the shortage of skilled labour in the sector but rather aims to qualify existing skilled workers.
more Information
