How do EU-funded research projects move from ambitious ideas to real-world solutions?

This question lies at the core of the STAR*track report “Innovations Developed Through EU-Funded Projects”, which explores how European research and innovation initiatives are contributing to a more sustainable, circular, and climate-neutral built environment. EBENTO is proud to be featured among the innovations highlighted in this publication.

The report brings together examples from EU-funded projects that are demonstrating tangible progress in the built environment sector. Its goal is to support knowledge exchange and show how research outcomes can be transformed into practical tools that deliver real impact beyond the project lifetime.

Within this context, EBENTO is recognised for its digital One-Stop-Shop approach to energy renovation. The platform aims to simplify and coordinate complex renovation processes by bringing technical, financial, and contractual aspects into a single digital environment. By improving transparency and collaboration among stakeholders, EBENTO addresses common challenges that often slow down or complicate renovation initiatives.

EBENTO is currently in a near-final development stage and is being tested in real operational settings, reflecting its growing maturity and readiness for wider application. Its inclusion in the STAR*track report underlines the importance of system-level digital solutions in supporting more effective and citizen-oriented renovation pathways.

Being featured in “Innovations Developed Through EU-Funded Projects” reinforces the value of EU-funded collaboration in advancing sustainable construction and renovation practices. The report offers a valuable overview of how research and innovation are helping shape the future of Europe’s built environment.

The STAR*track project aims to expand the Built4People Innovation Cluster (B4PIC) Network developed in the HE project Nebula.

Read the report here: Innovation-Developed-Through-EU-Funded-Projects.pdf

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