Publicly-funded initiatives
Joule contributes to several European-funded Horizon 2020 projects and other government-funded initiatives that shape policy concerning the scale-up and innovating financing of energy efficiency and renewables projects. Joule brings years of regulatory expertise, market intelligence, and performance-based financing knowledge, in addition to its network of project developers and investors built over the course of its experience in the market.
BungEES
Status: Ongoing
Role: Project Partner
Partners: ISR-University of Coimbra, Fraunhofer, Eni Plenitude Iberia SL, Zväz Stavebných Podnikateľov Slovenska, Voltalis
BungEES is a 3 year EU funded project that kicked off in September 2022, The project is to develop an integrated one-stop-shop package of novel smart energy efficiency services (EES) integrating energy efficiency and distributed generation, demand response, e-mobility, energy storage/hybrid energy systems and integrating different energy sectors (e.g., electricity with heating and cooling), and to develop innovative financing and rewarding solutions.
The BungEES Project received funding from the European Union’s LIFE-2021 Clean Energy Transition programme under grant agreement n° 101077101
EN-TRACK H2020
Status: Ongoing
Role: Project Partner
Partners: CIMNE, EnergyPro, Geco Global, Departament de Territori i Sostenibilitat - Generalitat de Catalunya, ICAEN, EnEffectConsult
The EU-funded EN-TRACK project will address the lack of statistical data pointing to the energy and cost savings with an interoperable ecosystem of data and tools that can support building refurbishment decision-making. The project builds on an existing infrastructure and will allow massive data collection, making the data comparable and interoperable with other existing databases and data analyses. The results will contribute to better decision-making, reduction of investment risks in buildings' energy efficiency and facilitate closing of investment deals.
The EN-TRACK Project received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n° 885395.