The EnPover project contributed its share to tackling energy poverty in Europe through the following activities:
- establishing a network of municipal professionals interested in advancing the topic in their municipalities;
- mapping and consulting relevant stakeholders, i.e. public authorities and organisations working with vulnerable households to seek their expertise and advice;
- collecting best practice examples of successful initiatives supporting energy poor households to reduce their energy consumption and improve comfort of living;
- organising workshops with experts from municipalities, tenants, private homeowners, consumer protection, social welfare and energy consultation organisations;
- organising study visits to see in reality examples of best practices on tackling energy poverty;
- developing a toolkit of customized and ready-to-use support schemes boosting implementation of low-cost energy efficiency measures in private households;
- launching model awareness raising campaigns addressed at private households, especially those most vulnerable to energy poverty;
- wide dissemination of project results and products.