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We are excited to announce SHERLOCK’s collaboration with BUILD UP, the European portal for energy efficiency and renewable energy in buildings, through a technical article titled "Funding Building Renovations: Tackling Challenges in the EU's Plan for Energy Decarbonisation."

Media literacy is crucial in combating misinformation in the energy retrofitting sector, where misconceptions can undermine trust and hinder progress. By increasing transparency, engaging stakeholders early, and leveraging real-world examples, energy retrofitting initiatives can build credibility and demonstrate tangible benefits.

On October 8th, SHERLOCK partners gathered in Bratislava to discuss project progress but also participate to the first stakeholder workshop which brought together over 60 professionals from energy, building, and finance sectors.

We are excited to invite you to our hybrid workshop on "Energy Renovation in Buildings Across Europe," set to take place in the vibrant city of Bratislava, on the 8th of October. This event is a unique gathering of industry experts, policymakers, architects, engineers, and stakeholders from across the continent, all coming together to explore innovative strategies for enhancing energy efficiency in buildings.

We are excited to announce the successful completion of the SHERLOCK project's co-creation workshops. Held in Ireland, Italy, and Portugal, these workshops engaged local experts from academia, the energy sector, and the building and retrofitting industries to gather insights and expectations for the project’s learning programs.

We are excited to announce that our innovative EU-funded projects, RES4CITY and SHERLOCK, will be co-participating in the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) in Brussels from June 11-13, 2024.

The first three co-creation workshops, held in Slovakia, Greece, and Spain, involved professionals from various sectors to identify training needs and educational opportunities for upskilling and reskilling. Coordinated by partner organisations, these workshops engaged experts from industries, financial institutions, educational institutions, and associations, providing valuable insights and engagement.

Do you have five minutes to spare? SHERLOCK invites VET professors and students in energy retrofitting to complete a survey, developing short courses to meet learner needs.

The HEATING 2024 conference recently concluded in Horný Smokovec, Slovakia, bringing together experts in heating and energy. Among the highlights was the introduction of the SHERLOCK project by STUBA, the event organizer and project partner.

The European Green Deal lays out ambitious objectives aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and fostering sustainable economic growth by 2050. However, while the Green Deal promises a brighter future for the environment, it also reveals significant gender disparities within the energy sector.

Get ready for the 9th AIGE/IIETA International Conference and the 19th AIGE 2024 Conference on "Energy Conversion, Management, Recovery, Saving, Storage, and Renewable Systems" takes centre stage!

We are launching our Pan-European Knowledge Centre, and we invite you to join us, become a member, a change-maker, and a supporter of qualified professionals operating in energy building renovation.

Join the SHERLOCK project survey to assess the education and training needs of professionals, students, and stakeholders in the energy retrofitting sector. Your input will shape SHERLOCK courses.

The SHERLOCK project kicked off this fall with its first meeting in September in Genova, Italy. Led by UNIGE - Universita degli Studi di Genova, the consortium gathered for two days to discuss the project's plan and goals.