About Us

RenoInGR

RenoInGR is a LIFE co-funded project that aims to accelerate energy renovation in Greece’s public building sector by establishing a scalable, hybrid One-Stop-Shop (OSS) system tailored to municipal needs.

The project addresses the technical complexity, regulatory uncertainty, and financing gaps that often hinder building upgrades. By combining localized support with a robust digital backbone, RenoInGR enables municipalities—particularly those in remote, island, and mountainous regions—to confidently plan and implement sustainable renovation strategies.

Through this model, RenoInGR promotes a replicable and resilient framework for public sector decarbonization, aligned with national and EU climate targets.

Our Strategic Priorities

Tailored Support for Municipalities

RenoInGR provides local authorities with ready-made templates, technical guidelines, and legal advice to overcome project complexity

The project targets municipalities with limited access to expertise, especially in island, mountain, and remote areas

Six municipalities and two regions test the OSS framework in real settings to ensure practical feasibility and flexibility.

Innovative tools support municipalities in leveraging mixed funding schemes, combining EU, national, and private sources.

RenoInGR aims for long-term impact through scalable methods, documentation, and strategies for national roll-out.

From Objectives to Action

Establishment

RenoInGR lays the groundwork for a national One-Stop-Shop (OSS) structure that can sustainably support the energy renovation of public buildings. The focus on small, island, and mountainous municipalities ensures that no region is left behind in the transition to clean energy. The OSS will function as both a physical service and a digital platform tailored to local needs.

Integration

The project brings together technical assessments, financial tools, legal guidance, and procurement support into a unified service framework. This integration aims to simplify the renovation process for municipalities by offering cohesive, step-by-step support aligned with Greek legislation and European standards.

Validation

To ensure its effectiveness, the OSS model will be piloted in six municipalities and two regions with diverse geographic and socio-economic profiles. Through the delivery of technical designs and tender documents for at least 60 buildings, the pilots will test the OSS under real-world conditions and provide data for iterative improvement.

Awareness

RenoInGR includes a robust outreach campaign to build awareness around the value of building renovation. Through webinars, guides, local events, and direct engagement, the project aims to activate local stakeholders and create a pipeline of 40+ buildings ready for future renovation projects.

Replication

The OSS is not designed as a one-off intervention. RenoInGR includes dedicated activities to ensure its scalability—starting with a replication strategy for Cyprus and a Mediterranean roadmap. These actions aim to prepare the ground for broader uptake in similar regional contexts.

Communication

Effective knowledge sharing is key to impact. RenoInGR will communicate its results through EU-wide workshops, policy briefs, and strategic networks. The goal is to inspire similar initiatives and contribute to a shared learning ecosystem on public sector renovation.

Partners

Coordinator

NTUA - Project Coordinator

The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) is the overall coordinator of RenoInGR. It ensures the strategic and operational management of the project, overseeing compliance with all technical, financial, and administrative requirements. NTUA also leads the design, development, and integration of the OSS platform, aligning it with EU and national policies on energy renovation in public buildings.

EUDITI - Technical Consultant

EUDITI leads the design and development of the OSS service portfolio, combining technical, legal, and financial support for municipalities. It coordinates stakeholder engagement activities and co-creation workshops to ensure that services are tailored to real local needs, and oversees the project’s communication and awareness efforts.

CRES - Technical Consultant

CRES is responsible for coordinating the implementation of pilot renovation projects in 60 municipal buildings, supporting technical designs, procurement documents, and project tendering. It also leads the development of the OSS long-term business model and replication strategies.

Kelemenis & Co. Law Firm - Legal Compliance & Procurement

Kelemenis & Co provides legal support to ensure that OSS services comply with national and EU legislation. It offers expert guidance on procurement, contracting, and regulatory obligations related to public building renovation.

Epirus Bank - Financial Innovation & Blended Financing

Epirus Bank designs financing schemes that combine public and private capital to support municipal renovation projects. It provides guidance on structuring viable Energy Performance Contracts (EnPCs) and helps local authorities access financing instruments.

Region of South Aegean

The Region supports OSS deployment across multiple island municipalities, promoting renovation planning and technical assistance.

Region of Western Macedonia

The Region contributes to the pilot application of OSS services in mountainous areas and facilitates capacity building for local stakeholders.

AKOMM Psiloritis – Regional Development & Planning Partner

AKOMM provides strategic and technical support to municipalities in mountainous areas in Crete, contributing to the transferability and localisation of OSS services.

Municipality of Tilos

Tilos participates in the implementation of energy renovation projects on the island, providing feedback on the OSS model and testing tools tailored to small, insular municipalities.

Municipality of Antiparos

Antiparos implements public building renovations under the RenoInGR framework and contributes to evaluating the adaptability of OSS services in island contexts.

Municipality of Amfipolis

Amfipolis engages in the testing of OSS services for energy efficiency upgrades in municipal buildings, supporting the validation of tools and procedures.

Municipality of Central Tzoumerka

Central Tzoumerka implements energy-saving renovation actions in mountainous and protected areas, offering insights on the needs of remote municipalities.

Municipality of Limassol (Cyprus) - Associated Municipality

Limassol contributes to the cross-border replication of OSS services, offering experience in public building renovation and municipal energy planning.

Central Union of Greek Municipalities (KEDE) - Municipal Association

KEDE promotes the OSS approach among Greek municipalities, facilitates outreach and training events, and supports project communication.