ShiftUp’s knowledge hub for bio-based renovation materials now live
A new, free multilingual website now helps homeowners in France, Italy, Ireland and Germany choose the right natural insulation for
ShiftUp at the Energiesprong Festival 2026
Two days, more than 400 participants and one question: how do we scale up energy retrofits faster? ShiftUp was right
Renovating with residents, not just for them
A new ShiftUp tool from LIFE Renew-It maps what people can bring to a collective renovation. Collective renovation works best
Introducing the Knowledge Hub for bio-based materials and solutions
How can we make knowledge on biobased solutions easier to find and use? In this video, Florian Bonert introduces the
Street HP Reno shares key lessons at final public event in Lyon
On 24 June 2026, the LIFE Street HP Reno project brought together more than 100 participants in Lyon, France, for
Join the LIFE Street HP Reno final public event
How can we make heat pump adoption easier, faster, and more scalable at the neighbourhood level? After several years of
New pilot project for AREC Reno launches in Berlin
Our partner Verband Haus- und Wohneigentum, Siedlerbund Berlin-Brandenburg e.V., officially kicked off demand aggregation activities in the Neuland I, II
Training weeks Lower Saxony on the decentralised heat transition
Next week, Florian Bonert (CEO of ShiftUp) will be speaking at the Digital Training Weeks organised by the Climate Protection
AREC Reno partners met in Dublin
This week, the partners of the LIFE AREC Reno project gathered in Dublin for our second consortium meeting. This project
Introducing our implementation partner, Frondorf
For our heat pump group procurement in the Wörrstadt municipal association, which attracted 163 participants, we have a clear winner
Installation of the first heat pumps in Neutraubling
Last summer, homeowners had the opportunity to join a community of interest in order to obtain price advantages when switching
From analysis to implementation in VG Wörrstadt
“District heating networks are not economically viable” – this was the clear conclusion of the municipal heat planning for Verbandsgemeinde