This Final Publishable Report has been prepared as Deliverable D6.8 of the LIFE22-CET-INSPIRenov project. It presents the project’s main public results, the collaborative process through which they were developed, and the conditions identified for their future application, institutional uptake and replication. The final report of the INSPIRenov project is available HERE.

INSPIRenov: A Practical Basis for the Next Stage of Renovation Finance The Final Publishable Report brings together the results, tools and professional expertise that can support continued work with public authorities and the financial sector The Report Brings the Results Together. The Work Continues. INSPIRenov was created not simply to produce a series of analyses,

Communication and dissemination constituted an integral part of the INSPIRenov project implementation, supporting the achievement of its objectives by ensuring that project activities, results and innovative financing approaches reached relevant stakeholders at local, national and European level. The project’s communication strategy combined a variety of complementary dissemination tools and activities, including the development of communication

From Dialogue to Action: Key Outcomes of the INSPIRenov Final Event Sharing the project’s legacy and practical insights for the future of financing energy-efficient residential building renovation More than technical solutions Europe’s transition towards energy-efficient residential buildings requires more than technical solutions. It requires financing models that are sustainable, scalable, trusted by homeowners and capable

Financial Instruments as Enablers of Market-Based Renovation How Bulgaria’s National Building Renovation Plan and the INSPIRenov co-developed blended financing mechanism are shaping the transition from grant-dependent support to sustainable renovation finance From grant dependency to blended finance Bulgaria’s approach to building renovation is undergoing a structural shift. The National Building Renovation Plan sets out not

How co-development and structured engagement with the banking sector are transforming a project concept into the basis for an implementable blended financing mechanism From developing solutions to readiness for future use Following a period of analysis, co-development and consultation, INSPIRenov is now focused on consolidating its results in a form that can support future decisions

The third webinar, “INSPIRenov Insights for Housing Associations and Homeowners: Putting Blended Financing Tools into Practice”, marked the conclusion of the INSPIRenov Alliance Talks series organised within the INSPIRenov project. The session focused on the practical application of blended financing tools, access to renovation financing, and strategies for successfully implementing energy renovation projects with the active involvement of

On 17 June, the second webinar in the INSPIRenov Alliance Talks series, “INSPIRenov Insights for Financial Institutions: Developing Blended Financing Tools for Renovation”, focused on the role of financial institutions in supporting energy-efficient building renovation. Participants explored how blended financing models can be developed, how investment risks can be reduced, and how the financial sector can facilitate sustainable

How the INSPIRenov working groups supported dialogue between institutions, the financial sector, experts and market actors. Within the INSPIRenov project, Pathfinder for Innovation Working Groups (PIWGs) were established as a mechanism for cooperation between key stakeholders in the process of developing innovativefinancial solutions for the energy-efficient renovation of residential buildings. The working groups were created

On 15 June, the first webinar of the INSPIRenov Alliance Talks series, “Renovation Financing in Practice: Challenges and Experiences from INSPIRenov Partner Countries – Bulgaria, Hungary and Estonia”, brought together experts from Bulgaria, Hungary and Estonia to exchange practical experiences and best practices in financing energy-efficient building renovation. The session explored the main challenges in designing sustainable financing