The "Efficient Buildings Days: Open up!"/NZB2021 project (full title: NZB2021 ‘Doors Open Days’ – sharing experiences from low energy buildings to meet nearly zero energy building standards by 2021 - Grant Agreement No.: IEE/11/927/SI2.616379), funded by the European Union through its Intelligent Energy Europe programme was launched in August 2012.
The objective of the 3 year project was to provide hands-on-experience with low energy demand buildings (nearly zero-energy buildings, nZEB) to the broad public. Interested people were able to visit newly built and renovated residential and public buildings in the scope of open days, where they could gain non-commercial firsthand knowledge about the benefits of efficient buildings, learn about the experiences of construction and use, and receive trustful information directly from the owners and builders who formerly carried out the construction or the renovation. We organized two open days sessions during the autumns of 2013 and 2014 (in collaboration with the National Passive House Open Days).
GreenDependent Institute was the Hungarian partner in the NZB2021 project, which built on transferring a best practice open doors campaign from Belgium, known as ‘Ecobouwers Opendeur’ to Hungary and to 8 other EU-countries (Germany, France, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, Austria, Malta and Ireland).
Main activity areas of the project were:
The following are some of the summary project documents:
Related news:
Nearly Zero Energy Buildings Open Doors Days in 10 European countries
In Hungary an advisory board provided professional assistance and advice to GreenDependent. The members of the advisory board were: