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>SMAFIN Expanded plans to organize 15 National Roundtables in the project’s 5 participating countries – Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Romania and Slovenia – in order to bring together EU policy makers, national government entities, regional authorities, financial institutions, Energy Service Companies (ESCOs), homeownership associations, industry and construction sectors as well as consumer advocacy and citizen organisations.

Main Benefits

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Stakeholders from all SMAFIN Expanded target groups will have the opportunity to discuss among them the barriers and experiences and find win-win solutions

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Stakeholders from the financing sector will gain a better understanding of the benefits and risks of energy efficiency investments and will increase their confidence and capacity on handling these issues

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Public authorities will improve capacity to design policies that boost investments in energy efficiency in a large scale

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ESCOs and market actors will find appropriate ways to play a catalytic and profitable role in the energy efficiency market

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All stakeholders will increase confidence and knowledge on energy efficiency investments by using the proposed platforms and tools

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