"Elevate the Future of Green Renovation"

Empowering Sustainable Investments in Building Transformation across Austria, Hungary, and Slovenia, Co-funded by the European Union's LIFE Programme." Join us in reshaping the future of buildings today!"

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RENOINVEST Project Video
As RENOINVEST enters its final phase, the project is pleased to share its official video, offering a concise introduction to its main objectives, achievements and wider ambition. The video highlights how RENOINVEST has supported smarter investment in sustainable building renovation through stronger cross-sector dialogue and cooperation across Austria, Hungary and Slovenia.
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Our partners

SMARTER Finance for EU
RAISE-PT EU Project
LIFE BE FREE Project
SMAFIN Expanded Project
Firéno+ project- French roundtables for scaling up investment in energy efficiency project
Institute for Transport Sciences and Quality Control in Building (KTI)- coordinator
ARCHENERG CLUSTER (HUNGARY)
Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute (ZAG) (SLOVENIA)
Gospodarska zbornica Slovenije (CCIS) (SLOVENIA)
RENOWAVE.AT eG (RENOWAVE) (AUSTRIA)
Institut für Immobilien, Bauen und Wohnen GmbH (IIBW) (AUSTRIA)

In a nutshell

RENOINVEST PROJECT is co-funded by the European Union under the LIFE programme The primary goal of the RENOINVEST Project is to develop action plans for smart investments in sustainable building renovations from 2025 to 2030 in Austria, Hungary, and Slovenia.


RENOINVEST plans to organize national and international roundtables during the project in order to bring together EU policy makers, national and local authorities, financial organizations, enterprises, construction and academic sectors to facilitate comprehensive energy efficiency investments in renovation


RENOINVEST provides a platform for open dialogue involving key financial, private and public experts through the green finance thematic working group activities to identify barriers to the upscaling of long-term financing instruments and propose improvements to support the development of large-scale investment programmes in existing private and public buildings.