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Triple-A will support the identification of “Triple-A” energy efficiency investments, aiming to reduce the respective time and effort required at the crucial phase of the investments conceptualization. -
The Triple-A scheme compromises three critical steps (assess, agree, assign), each one focusing on the respective phase of investment evaluation. -
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The Triple-A Interactive Web-based Database is a visual representation of the most important risks in energy efficiency financing. The Triple-A Database consists of interactive maps & graphs that display the results of the Triple-A risks assessment on energy efficiency investments. -
This video presents the Scope, the Methodology and the Expected Results of Triple-A -
Welcome
We welcome you to the Triple-A project!
The overall aim of the Triple-A project - Enhancing at an Early Stage the Investment Value Chain of Energy Efficiency Projects - is to assist financial institutions and project developers increase their deployment of capital in energy efficiency, making investments more transparent, predictable and attractive.
The project started in September 2019, it has a duration of 30 months and is funded by the EU Horizon 2020 programme.
Triple-A is implemented by a consortium of academic, research and industry partners from Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece, Czech Republic, Lithuania and Bulgaria.
At a glance
The Triple-A project
Triple-A Stakeholders
Triple-A Tools User Manual
Czech Triple-A Webinar
Greek Triple-A Webinar
Bulgarian Triple-A Webinar
Energy Efficiency Financing Database
Triple-A Standardised Tools
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Events
Triple-A in Numbers
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Stakeholders
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Synergies
92
Media Presence
7
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The Triple-A project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 846569.
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