RENOWAVE.AT is a nonprofit innovation lab led by an advisory board of experts. It is organized as a cooperative with 27 members—including universities, research institutions, planning firms, energy agencies, and financing experts.

The “Energy-Efficient Construction” department at the University of Innsbruck combines traditional building construction with building services engineering (BSE), with a focus on energy-efficient building technology and the use of renewable energy.

Fraunhofer Italia, headquartered in Bolzano, Italy, is a renowned subsidiary of the Fraunhofer Society, Europe’s leading organization for applied research. Strategically located between Northern and Southern Europe, Fraunhofer Italia focuses on applied research with practical relevance and economic potential that benefits both society and industry.

The Allgäu Energy & Environment Center (eza!) is a non-profit organization founded by Allgäu municipalities, companies and initiatives to promote energy efficiency and the use of renewable energies. The motto of eza! is: “Answers to energy questions”.

The Agenzia per l’Energia Alto Adige – CasaClima, headquartered at the NOI Techpark in Bolzano (Italy), is an agency of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol. Its institutional goal is to implement the energy and climate policy objectives of the regional energy plan “KLIMAPLAN South Tyrol 2050.”

Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences (THRo) is known for its expertise in the fields of building physics, building envelopes, energy-efficient construction, passive houses, timber construction, structural analysis of timber structures, and the science of wood materials. The latest developments in teaching and research in these areas are incorporated into the

The Vorarlberg Energy Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the expansion of sustainable energy systems. Its focus is on the sensible and efficient use of energy—particularly through the use of renewable sources.