Energie Caravan (« Caravane de l’énergie »)

L'Energy Caravan est un nouveau type de consultation en matière d'énergie : directe et sur place, planifiée et réalisée par les municipalités, comprenant une consultation initiale gratuite par des consultants neutres et qualifiés en matière d'énergie.

Une initiative de Climate Alliance

Présentation de l'initiative

With the Energy Caravan, municipalities have an attractive offer at hand to motivate the target group of homeowners, which has been difficult to reach up to now, to modernise their homes. In addition, the underlying mechanism can be adapted to suit a particular issue, for example the promotion of PV installations on or adaptation measures for private homes. Thanks to the neighbourhood approach, the Energy Caravan is just as suitable for municipalities with less than 3,000 inhabitants as for big cities. The related reduction of CO2 emissions makes municipalities key players in the fight against climate change. The implementation of the campaign follows a standardised procedure. All steps in the process are based on customisable templates. Climate Alliance and its cooperation partner provide knowledge transfer and then accompany the municipalities throughout the project phases. This enables them to carry out the campaign independently in the future. After municipal capacity has been built up and based on the successes in the first neighbourhoods, municipalities continue carrying out their campaigns, e.g. major cities like Freiburg and Kassel as well as smaller municipalities like Emmendingen and Murg.

Objectif

The Energy Caravan empowers municipalities to encourage citizens to carry out energy retrofits.

Niveau de réalisation

Mise en oeuvre

Dates du projet

project still in progress

Résultats quantitatifs

The Energy Caravan has been carried out in more than 100 municipalities of all sizes in Germany, often covering several neighbourhoods per municipalities. The approach leads to in increase of the renovation rate of up to 15% on a neighbourhood basis compared to the German average of 1%. A minimum of 12,000 energy consultancies for households took place in those 100+ municipalites resulting in energy retrofits of at least 7,000 privately owned buildings. On average, the individual retrofits cut energy consumption as well as greenhouse gas emissions in half.

Résultats qualitatifs

The two non-profit associations fesa e.V. and Climate Alliance cooperate to disseminate knowledge and competences for the implementation of the Energy Caravan. Since 2017, fesa e.V. has been responsible for the Energy Caravan in the Baden region (Germany). Together, the two organisations make this successful campaign available to municipalities throughout Europe. The partner organisations provide the missing link between theory and concrete municipal climate action. Employing the mechanism enabled municipalities to address the passive part of the target group. Thereby, municipalities provide a service for their citizens, contribute to mitigation efforts and provide climate action.

Financement

L'Energy Caravan a été développée pour être appliquée à l'échelle nationale par les municipalités en tant que projet de référence du ministère fédéral allemand de l'environnement. Après la réussite du projet, les municipalités ont commencé à financer elles-mêmes la campagne.

A propos
de l'organisation

Climate Alliance

Site web
Jan Schwarz
Campaign Lead/Project Manager for Municipal Climate Action
j.schwarz@climatealliance.org

For over 30 years, Climate Alliance member municipalities have been acting in partnership with indigenous rainforest peoples for the benefit of the global climate. With more than 1,900 members spread across 27 European countries, Climate Alliance is Europe’s largest city network dedicated to comprehensive and equitable climate action. Each member city, town and district has committed itself to continually cut greenhouse gas emissions, aiming for a 95% reduction by 2050 (compared to 1990 levels) in line with IPCC recommendations. Recognising the impact our lifestyles can have on the world’s most vulnerable people and places, Climate Alliance pairs local action with global responsibility.

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Un projet
en collaboration
  • fesa e.V.

    association

    Site web
    Brice Mertz
    mertz@fesa.de