Using Living Labs to roll out Sustainable Strategies for Energy Poor Individuals

STEP-IN is a coordination and support project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

The project develops an innovative global methodology for the effective analysis and tackling of energy poverty. It aims to develop methods and knowledge about how enhanced energy efficiency can improve quality of life and overall comfort levels.

STEP-IN consists of a network of Living Labs across Europe. Through a strong Network of Interest, STEP-IN engages with local, national and EU organisations and experts to define policies for reducing energy poverty.

The STEP-IN consortium brings together a wide expertise in the area of energy poverty: research institutes, universities, municipalities, energy providers, charities, consumer associations and regulatory authorities. Together, these partners are dedicated to make a difference in the lives of those in need.

Partners:

• LUXEMBOURG INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
• THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
• NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS - NTUA
• VAASAETT LTD AB OY
• ARTTIC
• ARIOSZ SZOLGALTATO INFORMATIKAI ESTANACSADO KORLATOLT FELELOSSEGU TARSASAG
• THE GREATER MANCHESTER COMBINED AUTHORITY
• MAGYAR MALTAI SZERETETSZOLGALAT EGYESULET
• REGULATORY AUTHORITY FOR ENERGY (RYTHMISTIKI ARHI ENERGIAS)
• MUNICIPALITY OF METSOVO
• E.ON ESZAK-DUNANTULI ARAMHALOZATI ZARTKORUEN MUKODO RT
• ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA DIFESA CONSUMATORI ED AMBIENTE
• UNIVERSITY OF SURREY

Start date: 1/06/2018 - End date: 30/11/2020