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 by public authorities, financial intermediaries and market actors.
The project established a structured co-development process with key stakeholders. Periodic engagement with banks through the Technical PIWG helped translate the project concept into the language of real banking practice. On this basis, an indicative model was developed for combining loan and grant financing for the energy renovation of multifamily residential buildings.
The next step was a structured validation process involving leading Bulgarian banks. Its purpose is not to secure a commitment or formal endorsement, but to test whether the proposed model is realistic and under which legal, regulatory, commercial and operational conditions it could be implemented. Aggregated and anonymised feedback is being used to refine the final INSPIRenov blended financing model.
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