Training and know-how transfer tailored to the outcomes of the Standardised Triple-A Methodology have been implemented in a reliable cooperation environment during the 8 Regional Training Workshops for the identification of attractive energy efficiency projects in the targeted countries.

Triple-A Regional Training Workshops have facilitated a dynamic dialogue mechanism to share common tools and instruments on a national / regional level when introducing energy efficiency investments. The full-day training workshops took place in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands and Spain.

Learn more about the workshops schedule and outcomes here!

Title: Practical use of Web-based Triple A Τools for evaluation of energy efficiency projects in Bulgaria

Date: 16 December 2021

TIme: 9:00 – 11:00 CET

The aim of the Bulgarian webinar was to share the accumulated experience about the web-based Triple-A Tools for evaluation of energy efficiency projects, which are at an early stage of implementation.

This webinar focused on the risks to energy efficiency projects and mitigation strategies, the online-based Triple-A Tools for evaluating energy efficiency projects (Assess Tool, Agree Tool) and how energy efficiency projects are linked with appropriate funding mechanisms (Assign Tool).

Title: Step-by step Training in the Triple-A Tools for Energy Efficiency Projects. 

Date:  17 December 2021

TIme: 12:00-14:00 CET

A practical and in real time testing of the Standardised Triple-A Tools and Database was implemented during the event, in order to validate their use and results and discuss their aspects with relevant stakeholders through a live interactive session.

Participants learnt about risk assessment and mitigation methods specific to energy efficiency projects. Furthermore, the national context of energy efficiency projects was discussed, including financing opportunities.

Title: Energy Efficiency Financing Assessment Tools

Date: 14 January 2022

TIme: 14:30-17:00 CET

Triple-A partner IEECP together with its sister projects ICCEE and StreamSAVE organised the training on “Energy Efficiency Financing Assessment Tools” that was held in the Dutch Language.

The aim of the training was to present the online assessment Tool developed and utilised within the Triple-A project to facilitate the financing of energy efficiency investments in the European Union. A discussion took place on the national context of the most prominent policies relating to energy efficiency projects, including their financing opportunities.

Title: Training workshop on Energy Efficiency Financing Assessment Tools 

Date:  27 January 2022 

TIme: 15: 00-17: 00

The objective of the workshop was to present to the audience the Energy Efficiency Financing Assessment Tool which was elaborated during the Triple-A project and was intended towards financial institutions and other entities related to the implementation of energy efficiency projects.

The topics covered during the training workshop included introduction of the Triple-A assessment tools, key recommendations to assessment process on what energy efficiency investments are realistic and feasible in the country context, means of financing the projects in practice in the short or medium term, financing methods and approaches, evaluation and verification of the results.

Title: Valutazione e finanziamento di progetti di efficientamento energetico 

Date: 25 February 2022

TIme: 15.00 -16:30 CET

Participants had the opportunity to enjoy a live demonstration of the Standardised Triple-A Tools and Database that would facilitate investments into Energy Efficiency, which is considered of outmost importance for the achievement of the EU’s energy and climate objectives.

The current status of the national context in the Energy Efficiency sector was presented, including financing opportunities, by highlighting the availability of financial resources to accelerate growth, after the launch of the Next Generation EU (NGEU) program in 2020 (better known in Italy as the Recovery Fund). These resources are used by the Italian government within the PNRR (National Recovery and Resilience Plan) to provide financial aid to entities interested in a green and sustainable transition.