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CORDIS · RE-SKIN

Renewable and Environmental-Sustainable Kit for building INtegration

Code
RE-SKIN
Programme
HORIZON
Call
HORIZON-CL5-2021-D4-02-02
Status
SIGNED
Period
2023-01-01 – 2026-06-30
Total cost (whole consortium)13 162 312 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)9 615 237 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants296 875 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
POLITECNICO DI MILANOcoordinatorIT1 340 000 €
CONSTRUCCIONES GARCIA RAMA SLparticipantES774 450 €
TEKNOLOGISK INSTITUTparticipantDK589 250 €
FUNDACION CTIC CENTRO TECNOLOGICO PARA EL DESARROLLO EN ASTURIAS DE LAS TECNOLOGIAS DE LA INFORMACIONparticipantES571 125 €
REVOLVE PLANETparticipantBE536 875 €
POWER SMART CONTROL SLparticipantES530 062 €
ZH SRLparticipantIT507 750 €
STILLE EKO DRUSTVO S OGRANICENOM ODGOVORNOSCU ZA TRGOVINU I USLUGEparticipantHR505 500 €
VILOGIA SA D HLMparticipantFR497 100 €
HELIOTHERM WARMEPUMPENTECHNIK GES MBHparticipantAT496 500 €
ECOLE NATIONALE DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS DE L'ETATparticipantFR425 500 €
ENEL X SRLparticipantIT408 750 €
SOLARTECHNO EUROPE BVparticipantNL401 250 €
USEFULRISKparticipantLU366 750 €
INDRESMAT SLparticipantES322 950 €
COMUNE DI MILANOparticipantIT305 000 €
Община БургасparticipantBG296 875 €
VIVIENDAS DEL PRINCIPADO DE ASTURIAS SAparticipantES265 050 €
RINOVASOL GLOBAL SERVICES BVparticipantNL244 499 €
COMITE EUROPEEN DE COORDINATION DE L'HABITAT SOCIAL AISBLparticipantBE230 000 €
FONDAZIONE POLITECNICO DI MILANOthird partyIT0 €

Description

The RE-SKIN project aims at developing an integrated and multifunctional system for energy retrofit of existing buildings, organised in two main subsystems, roof and façade, combined with the building's HVAC system. The roof is equipped with a hybrid photovoltaic-thermal system, which produces electricity and heat and at the same time thermally and acoustically insulates the slab beneath. Electricity, from retrofitted photovoltaic modules, powers the building's loads, which interacts with the grid and EV charging stations. Heat is used by a heat pump for heating and hot water preparation. Solar modules form the outer skin of the roof and replace traditional materials such as tiles and sheets. Through a special treatment, they can take on different colours, depending on the aesthetic and architectural identity of the building.The façade is a thermal cladding with self-supporting panels and bio-based insulation, optimised for quick assembly without scaffolding, inside which the wiring for the new installations and earthquake sensors are housed. Retrofit techniques/components of existing windows are also included. Both the roof and the façade are particularly resistant to weather and extreme climatic phenomena, as they use materials that are more resistant and waterproof than traditional ones.The HVAC system consists of a solar-assisted DC air-water heat pump, connected to smart-fancoils, which are designed to be connected to the building’s heating piping, but can provide both heating and cooling.The whole system is designed according to a circular economy logic, using mostly recycled/bio-based/repurposed/refurbished materials, and is supported by a lifecycle cloud-based DSS and energy management tool, in order to maximise energy performance while reducing environmental impacts.The system can be applied all over Europe, as it provides renewable energy and participates actively and passively in the energy performance of buildings, both in summer and winter.

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