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National Building Renovation Plan

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EUKI project BioJust supports the energy transition of solid-fuel-dependent, energy-poor households in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania by improving national policies and developing financial instruments. The project also sets-up local action plans and assists municipalities with their implementation.

The National Building Renovation Plan publications offer country-specific advice on how to improve the implementation of the plan in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. Designed to support the revision of national renovation strategies, the publications emphasise the importance of prioritising the least energy-efficient buildings and solid-fuel-dependent households. They also promote the ‚energy efficiency first‘ principle, whereby all energy demand is reduced rather than new power plants being built. The publications highlight the need to specifically support vulnerable households and engage with local authorities. The plans demonstrate the necessity for building renovation policies to incorporate social and climate objectives. This ensures that renovation measures contribute to a fair, inclusive, and equitable energy transition.

Here you find the National Building Renovation Plan for Bulgaria (in Bulgarian).

Here you find the National Building Renovation Plan for Hungary (in Hungarian).

Weitere Publikationen

publications
29.07.2026

Demand Side Flexibility in V4 Countries

publications
15.07.2026

National Long-Term Climate Strategies

publications
03.07.2026

Recommendations for the Social Climate Fund and the development of the National Social Climate Plan

publications
18.06.2026

Sustainability Proposal Package for Lyukóvölgy

publications
18.06.2026

Memorandum of Cooperation

publications
18.06.2026

Energy Audit of Social Housing in the Slovak Village of Ostrovany