Housing 4.0 Energy
Interreg North West Europe project Housing 4.0 Energy (H4.0E) aims to develop a market for small, affordable near-zero energy homes (NZEHs) by adapting and applying new digital technologies, thus stimulating both consumer and supplier interest. Made up of five partner countries in North West Europe (NWE), the three and a half year H4.0E project will facilitate the uptake of low carbon and digital technologies, products, processes and services in the NWE housing sector to reduce carbon emissions and improve quality of life for homeowners in the region and beyond.
Facts
Funder: | EU | European Regional Development Fund |
Programme: | Interreg North West Europe |
Grant number: | NWE705 |
Grant amount: | € 4 181 209.50 |
Role: | Project partner |
Project duration: | May 2018 to November 2021 |
Principal TU Delft researcher: | |
TU Delft research team: | Prof.dr.ir. Henk Visscher |
Project partners
Provincie Vlaams Brabant; Europäisches Institut für Innovation - Technologie e. V.; Gemeente Almere; TU Delft; 3 Counties Energy Agency; South West College; Open Systems Lab; Kamp C
