The Basque Government organised an event bringing together leading members of the European Commission and the European Parliament, as well as representatives from the financial sector, industry, research and the third sector.  On 15 February, the Basque Government held a conference at the Delegation of

On Friday, February 16, the new Opengela website was launched. This will be the main source of information of the European project BIRTUOSS. Thus, interested people will be able to find out what Opengela is, who it is for, and where their nearest Opengela office

The European Commission’s EU Building Stock Observatory (BSO) is a tool designed to enhance the monitoring of the EU’s existing energy policies and initiatives, to give transparent information on the EU building stock, and to help shape future policy making. A data base, mapper, and

24 unemployed people will receive training related to energy efficiency and the use of new technologies to subsequently provide advice on these two aspects to users who come to Bilbao Municipal Housing. The place chosen for the classes and upcoming advice is the Opengela located

The European BIRTUOSS project will launch a series of social, economic and environmental initiatives and, in order to test their effectiveness, will use the Torreurizar neighbourhood in Bilbao as a test bench. Its operation will experiment with different formulas and will work on co-creation with

Representatives of the 14 partner organisations during the project launch meeting. The new European project will last three years and provide continuity to the model implemented in the Basque Country, with local offices in rehabilitated neighbourhoods. The Opengela model of urban regeneration began in 2019

The Opengela delegation in Brussels together with Martin Eibl, Senior Project Advisor at CINEA. In three and a half years, it has set up neighbourhood offices in Otxarkoaga (Bilbao) and Txonta (Eibar) and in Durango, Lasarte, Pasaia, Abanto-Zierbena, Santurtzi, Valle de Trápaga, Orduña and Amurrio. 

This European project funded by the Horizon 2020 programme began three and a half years ago with two pilot experiences in the neighbourhoods of Otxarkoaga (Bilbao) and Txonta (Eibar).  The creation of neighbourhood offices, which accompany the neighbourhood in the process of rehabilitating their buildings,