Renovate Europe is backed by 54 partners: companies and European associations of the buildings sector, organisations of civil society, cities and regions working at EU level, and national organisations that carry the campaign in their own countries.
EU-level contributing partners
Design and make software for architecture, engineering and construction, from computer-aided design to 3D simulation and project collaboration platforms.
Chemical company supplying raw materials for construction products, including dispersions, additives, performance polymers and insulation materials such as EPS, XPS, PU, PIR and mineral foam.
Manufacturer of heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration systems, offering energy-efficient products and services for homes and commercial buildings.
Provider of heating, cooling, ventilation, air purification and refrigeration (HVAC-R) technology, with 14 manufacturing sites in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
European association of the manufacturers of external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS): insulation boards fixed to the outside walls of a building and finished with render.
Visit website EAE – European Association for ETICS (opens in a new tab)
Alliance of European companies that make products and services for energy-efficient buildings, formerly EuroACE. It launched the Renovate Europe Campaign in 2011.
Visit website Efficient Buildings Europe (opens in a new tab)
Manufacturer of lightweight building materials, including insulation, plasterboard, fibre cement and passive fire protection, active in 45 countries.
European Insulation Manufacturers Association, representing the producers of mineral wool insulation in Europe.
European association of the gypsum and anhydrite industry, whose members make plasterboard, plasters and other gypsum products for buildings.
Trade association of Europe's flat glass manufacturers, whose glass goes into windows and façades, vehicles and solar energy equipment.
Pump manufacturer providing energy-efficient water solutions for homes, buildings, industry, utilities and agriculture, present in more than 60 countries.
Family-owned supplier of electrical installations for residential, commercial and industrial buildings, from power distribution and wiring to energy management and building automation.
Maker of taps, showerheads and shower systems, based in southern Germany since 1901, with water-saving technology planned for all its water-bearing products by 2030.
International Facility Management Association, the professional body for the people who manage and operate buildings, with members in more than 100 countries.
Smart building company with nearly 140 years of experience, offering building systems, software and services in 150 countries.
Manufacturer of high-performance insulation and building envelope solutions, daylighting and water management systems, headquartered in Ireland.
One of the world's largest manufacturers of insulation products, for residential, commercial and industrial buildings.
European association of the manufacturers of polyurethane (PU) insulation, used in walls, roofs, floors and technical building systems.
Producer of stone wool solutions since 1937, from building insulation to acoustic ceilings and external cladding systems.
Group that designs, makes and distributes materials and services for construction and industry, including solutions to renovate and decarbonise buildings.
French energy management and automation group, offering connected products, software and services that make buildings more efficient.
Sustainable Energy Finance Association: a Brussels-based non-profit of financial institutions, energy companies and sustainability professionals, working to finance sustainable energy in Europe's buildings.
Lighting company, formerly Philips Lighting, providing energy-efficient lighting products, systems and services for professionals and consumers.
Family-owned group, founded in 1969, that motorises and controls windows, doors, blinds and solar shading, active in 59 countries.
Maker of roof windows, skylights, blinds and smart home controls that bring daylight and fresh air into buildings, for more than 80 years.
EU-level supporting partners
Climate Strategy & Partners: a Madrid-based firm advising on climate change mitigation, with a group company that provides energy efficiency finance.
Independent climate change think tank working to speed up the transition to a climate-safe world, with offices in Brussels, London, Berlin and Washington.
European trade union federation for workers in construction, building materials, wood, forestry and allied industries.
Visit website EFBWW – European Federation of Building and Woodworkers (opens in a new tab)
European network of local authorities working on the energy transition, helping towns and cities to cut energy use and develop local renewable energy.
European Federation of Regions and Energy Agencies, bringing together regions and energy agencies that lead the energy and climate transition in their territories.
Coalition of chefs, public health experts, climate scientists, renewable energy specialists and property developers promoting affordable, energy-efficient electric cooking.
Visit website Global Cooksafe Coalition (opens in a new tab)
Brussels-based not-for-profit network of 32 organisations in 14 countries supporting sustainable innovation, with more than 50 European projects.
Global housing charity. In Europe, the Middle East and Africa it works for decent, affordable homes, including the renovation of homes for low-income families.
Initiative Wohnungswirtschaft Osteuropa: a German non-profit association that brings public and private partners together to improve housing in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, with a focus on energy efficiency and affordable housing.
Global network of national Green Building Councils, which work with businesses and governments to decarbonise buildings and make them healthier.
Visit website World Green Building Council (opens in a new tab)
National-level supporting partners
Budovy pre budúcnosť: Slovakia's largest professional association for the building sector, representing nearly 1,000 companies and organisations through its eight member associations.
Šance pro budovy: an alliance of eight Czech industry associations, representing more than 350 companies, working for energy-efficient and sustainable buildings since 2010.
Réseau Cler: a French network of around 300 professional organisations working for a fair energy transition, from renewable energy and renovation to energy poverty.
Deutsche Unternehmensinitiative Energieeffizienz: the German business initiative for energy efficiency, representing companies that provide energy efficiency products and services.
Latvian organisation working on urban development and the deep energy renovation of residential buildings, including through a one-stop shop.
Polish cross-sector expert group on the energy efficiency of buildings, calling for at least 3% of Poland's buildings to be renovated every year.
Croatian Association of Thermal Façade System Manufacturers, with 18 member companies promoting energy efficiency and good-quality thermal insulation of buildings.
Independent Greek non-profit, founded in 2014, working on energy efficiency in buildings, innovative financing, energy poverty and energy communities.
Ireland's Green Building Council, a non-profit network of organisations across the construction sector working for sustainable buildings.
Visit website Irish Green Building Council (opens in a new tab)
Hungarian Energy Efficiency Institute: a non-profit carrying out research, policy work and advice to promote building renovation and lower energy use.
Nationaal Renovatie Platform: a Dutch platform of partners working for the smart renovation, transformation and reuse of existing buildings.
Visit website National Renovation Platform (opens in a new tab)
Producers of energy-efficient building materials active in Belgium, supported by industry organisations, who advise public authorities on the energy renovation of Belgian buildings.
Network of organisations working for the energy-efficient renovation of Bulgaria's building stock, in line with the EPBD and the national long-term renovation strategy.
Spanish coalition of construction, building and environmental associations, including CNC, Green Building Council España and AFELMA, working to build a renovation market in Spain.
Network of Italian companies and non-profit organisations promoting the energy renovation of Italy's buildings, within the Renovate Europe Campaign.
Austrian innovation lab, run as a cooperative of companies, research institutions and other organisations, working for a climate-neutral building stock and a higher renovation rate.
Romanian Association for the Promotion of Energy Efficiency in Buildings, bringing together industry, academia and public authorities.
Construction Cluster of Slovenia: a not-for-profit grouping, founded in 2004, of companies and institutions in design, engineering, construction and building materials.
Danish organisation founded in 2018 by green companies, working to reduce energy waste in industry, buildings and energy systems.
Become a partner
Does your organisation share our call to renovate Europe’s buildings? Join the organisations already behind the campaign, at EU level or as the national partner in your country.
