Enabling the renovation wave

• Opening words by Katharina Krell, Policy Learning Platform Interreg Europe
   
• Welcome from the Interreg Europe Member State representative -Anna Maria Kramann, ÖROK, Austria
   
• Welcome from the city of Vienna and introduction to Vienna’s strategy “Phasing Out Gas – Heating and Cooling Vienna 2040” by Thomas Kreitmayer, Programme Coordinator, City of Vienna
   
• Welcome from Interreg Europe, state of play and the Platform actions by Verena Priem, Joint Secretariat Interreg Europe and Antoine Duquennoy, Policy Learning Platform Interreg Europe

• Making the Renovation Wave effective by Mariangiola Fabbri, Building Performance Institute Europe 
   
• Heat Pumps in the Heating Transition and the expected HP Action Plan by Mélanie Auvray, European Heat Pump Association

• Presentation on Hauskunft Vienna by Gerhard Gössinger,, City of Vienna
   
• Presentation on Atnaujinkime Miestą, Vilnius OSS by Mantas Vilys, Director of Lithuanian Innovation Centre (NEBA)
   
• Presentation on AMELIO by Elena Iturra, European Metropolis of Lille (Interreg Europe peer review beneficiary) 

• Presentation on energy renovation of Soviet-era apartment blocks in Stadtroda, Germany by Cornelia Gießler, , Ministry of Environment, Energy and Nature Protection, Free State of Thuringia
   
• Presentation on Coach CoPro & EnerSIG by Océane Cirera, Paris Climate Agency, France (MonitorEE)
   
• Presentation on Homes4All by Matteo Robiglio, City of Turin, Italy (NEBA)

Interactive World Café Session

Participants split in groups of 8-10 people. Each group works for 60 minutes on the two key challenges of the building renovation process, aggregation and speeding up.

Each table has a table host from the organisers to ensure all questions are addressed in the given time frame. Each table selects a rapporteur for the 1st topic and a rapporteur for the 2nd topic who will present the key points from the discussions to the plenary later.

• Aggregation
  • What areas of the renovation process can be aggregated?
  • What are the barriers to aggregation in the areas identified?
  • What changes are necessary and who is responsible?
     
• Speeding up the process
  • What is slowing down the renovation process?
  • What can be done to speed it up (in theory and concrete examples)?
  • What changes are necessary and who is responsible?

Report back to the plenary

The rapporteur from each table presents to the plenary the key insights gained during the World Café sessions.

Embedded in the experience of the event, we organise a study visit to make the most of your stay in Vienna and discover local initiatives.

“Get out of gas” showcase project on heating transition: Social housing building, Miesbachgasse 10, 2. Sector, Vienna

Participants take the subway from the venue to the city centre (20min) and walk (10 min) to the building. The building administrator guides the group through the building and explains the renovation process.
The visit is facilitated by urban innovation Vienna.