EKODOMA

Their core work

EKODOMA is a Latvian energy consultancy specializing in building energy performance, energy efficiency policy implementation, and sustainable energy planning for public authorities. They help municipalities develop energy and climate action plans, support quality management frameworks for energy services, and work on consumer-facing tools like energy labelling and certification schemes. Their practical focus is on translating EU energy efficiency directives into actionable programs — from deep renovation of residential buildings to training retailers on energy labels.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

EKODOMA's early H2020 work (2015–2017) centered on hands-on energy saving campaigns and building performance quality management — practical, implementation-oriented work like energy saving contests for public authorities and quality specifications for building comfort. From 2019 onward, their focus shifted toward policy-level instruments: EU energy labelling schemes, energy performance certification standards, and deep renovation acceleration. This reflects a move up the value chain from project-level energy work to shaping the regulatory and certification infrastructure around building energy performance.

EKODOMA is moving from hands-on energy efficiency implementation toward EU-level certification frameworks and consumer information systems, making them increasingly relevant for policy-adjacent projects.

How they like to work

EKODOMA operates almost exclusively as a consortium partner (8 of 9 projects), with one coordination role in COMPETE4SECAP. With 81 unique partners across 23 countries, they maintain a wide European network rather than returning to the same partners repeatedly. This profile suggests a flexible, reliable partner organization that brings Latvian/Baltic perspective and implementation expertise to large Coordination and Support Actions.

EKODOMA has collaborated with 81 different organizations across 23 countries, indicating broad European reach. As a Latvian SME, they likely serve as the Baltic regional anchor in multi-country energy efficiency consortia.

What sets them apart

EKODOMA offers a rare combination for a Baltic SME: deep expertise in EU energy policy instruments (labels, certificates, quality frameworks) combined with practical municipal-level implementation experience. They bridge the gap between EU-level energy directives and on-the-ground execution in Central and Eastern European markets, which are often underrepresented in energy efficiency consortia. For consortium builders, they bring both policy literacy and real-world deployment knowledge from a region with distinct building stock and renovation challenges.

Highlights from their portfolio

• COMPETE4SECAP
  Their only coordinator role and largest single grant (EUR 233,906), focused on municipal sustainable energy and climate action plans.
• QualDeEPC
  Their most recent and strategically significant project, targeting EU-wide acceleration of deep energy renovation through improved certification — aligns with the EU Renovation Wave.
• SUNShINE
  Long-running project (2015–2020) with a sequel (Accelerate SUNShINE), indicating sustained commitment to multifamily building renovation at scale.