The project involves seven partners from Poland (2), Denmark (2), Lithuania (1), Sweden (1), and Germany (1). The partnership is composed of universities, institutes, foundation, SME and public company of PPs. The partners are supported by one associated partner which is an association from Poland. The project is led by Gdańsk University of Technology (PL).
The overall project objective is to adopt innovative thermal energy storage solutions by consolidating technical, economic and policy findings, fostering stakeholder engagement demonstrating pilot systems, and ensuring long-term sustainable grid resilience.
The project’s activities are divided into four content-related work packages besides management. The first aims to assess and test the feasibility and performance of multi-functional green/blue-green roofs, including technology, hydrological analysis, and environmental impact. It is fallowed by building a stakeholder network, gathering feedback, and developing policy recommendations. The third work package involves developing and disseminating a comprehensive technology catalogue, educational materials, and decision-support tools for green roof adoption. The last one entails pilot installations, real-world testing, and knowledge transfer to evaluate performance and create guidelines for scaling green roof solutions.
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