FASUDIR – Friendly and Affordable Sustainable Urban Districts Retrofitting

 

FASUDIR – Friendly and Affordable Sustainable Urban Districts Retrofitting

The FASUDIR project was born to develop new business models and financial supporting tools, to support the necessary building-retrofitting market mobilization in Europe to fulfill EU-targets in 2020 and 2050.

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The traditional approach to the building energy efficient retrofitting brings poor results in relation to the urban sustainability, resource efficiency and economic return. Although the district retrofitting approach is frequently the most sustainable and cost-effective, the complexity of decision making grows exponentially when the intervention targets larger scale, even more when considering the fragmentation of the construction sector.

The FASUDIR project was born to develop new business models and financial supporting tools, to support the necessary building-retrofitting market mobilization in Europe to fulfill EU-targets in 2020 and 2050. The key instrument will be the Integrated Decision Support Tool (IDST), developed to help decision makers to select the best energy retrofitting strategy to increase the sustainability of the whole district.With stakeholder feedback loops, training, and validation in three diverse urban areas, the IDST will ensure robustness and applicability in the entire value chain.

Eligibility: Geographical:
Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation (Spain)
HOCHSCHULE FUR ANGEWANDTE WISSENSCHAFTEN MUNCHEN (Germany), ACCIONA INSTALACIONES SA (Spain), D'APPOLONIA SPA (Italy), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS LIMITED (United Kingdom), GEONARDO ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES LTD (Hungary), ABUD MERNOKIRODA KFT (Hungary), CALCON DEUTSCHLAND AG (Germany), CONSORCIO DE LA CIUDAD DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA (Spain), LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL (United Kingdom), INTERNATIONAL INIZIATIVE FOR A SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ITALIA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SRL (Italy), ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS S A (Spain)
Project start year: 2013
Project end year: 2016

This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological
development and demonstration under grant agreement no 603218.

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