D2.2 SUPERSHINE survey collection and descriptive statistics - Part 2

In this second deliverable of the SUPERSHINE EU project, “Survey Collection and Descriptive Statistics: Part 2”, we provide extended insights into the design and deployment of twenty customized surveys per country, (Italy, Latvia, Denmark) crafted to harvest raw data for validation and replication of the SUPERSHINE analysis. Building on the framework established in Part 1, these questionnaires capture stakeholder perspectives across nine key dimensions: ● Social Acceptance: Understanding how communities perceive and accept low-carbon technologies and energy-efficient solutions. ● Financial Aspects: Investigating the financial implications of adopting sustainable practices in social housing. ● Environmental Impact: Assessing the effects of implementing energy-efficient measures on environmental performance. ● Economic Considerations: Analysing the economic feasibility and cost-benefit profiles of low-carbon technologies. ● Social Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA): Evaluating the overall social impact of these initiatives throughout their lifecycle. ● Low-Carbon Technologies: Identifying innovative technologies that contribute most effectively to sustainability goals. ● Energy Efficiency in Social Housing: Focusing on strategies to improve energy performance within social housing complexes. ● Social Engagement: Exploring levels of community involvement and participation in retrofit projects. ● Social Innovation: Recognizing novel approaches to address energy poverty and enhance residents’ quality of life. By examining these variables, the SUPERSHINE project aims both to alleviate energy poverty and to advance the European Green Deal’s ambition of achieving a zero-emission building stock by 2050. To streamline participation, surveys are divided into two categories, Districts and Buildings, so that respondents need only complete the section relevant to their context. Both surveys went live on 21 September 2025: ● SUPER-I SUPERSHINE Survey for Lighthouse Districts: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SUPER-i-SUPERSHINE-Surve-LIGHTHOUSE-DISTRICTS ● SUPER-I SUPERSHINE Survey for Lighthouse Buildings: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SUPER-i-SUPERSHINE-Survey-LIGHTHOUSE-BUILDINGS A total of 21 surveys have been completed, and the answers are provided in their respective chapters of the report.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-26
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D2.2 SUPERSHINE survey collection and descriptive statistics - Part 2

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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D2.2 SUPERSHINE survey collection and descriptive statistics - Part 2

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In this second deliverable of the SUPERSHINE EU project, “Survey Collection and Descriptive Statistics: Part 2”, we provide extended insights into the design and deployment of twenty customized surveys per country, (Italy, Latvia, Denmark) crafted to harvest raw data for validation and replication of the SUPERSHINE analysis. Building on the framework established in Part 1, these questionnaires capture stakeholder perspectives across nine key dimensions: ● Social Acceptance: Understanding how communities perceive and accept low-carbon technologies and energy-efficient solutions. ● Financial Aspects: Investigating the financial implications of adopting sustainable practices in social housing. ● Environmental Impact: Assessing the effects of implementing energy-efficient measures on environmental performance. ● Economic Considerations: Analysing the economic feasibility and cost-benefit profiles of low-carbon technologies. ● Social Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA): Evaluating the overall social impact of these initiatives throughout their lifecycle. ● Low-Carbon Technologies: Identifying innovative technologies that contribute most effectively to sustainability goals. ● Energy Efficiency in Social Housing: Focusing on strategies to improve energy performance within social housing complexes. ● Social Engagement: Exploring levels of community involvement and participation in retrofit projects. ● Social Innovation: Recognizing novel approaches to address energy poverty and enhance residents’ quality of life. By examining these variables, the SUPERSHINE project aims both to alleviate energy poverty and to advance the European Green Deal’s ambition of achieving a zero-emission building stock by 2050. To streamline participation, surveys are divided into two categories, Districts and Buildings, so that respondents need only complete the section relevant to their context. Both surveys went live on 21 September 2025: ● SUPER-I SUPERSHINE Survey for Lighthouse Districts: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SUPER-i-SUPERSHINE-Surve-LIGHTHOUSE-DISTRICTS ● SUPER-I SUPERSHINE Survey for Lighthouse Buildings: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SUPER-i-SUPERSHINE-Survey-LIGHTHOUSE-BUILDINGS A total of 21 surveys have been completed, and the answers are provided in their respective chapters of the report.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Dirección de Investigación y Desarrollo (CL), Slovenska Industrija Jekla (Slovenia) (SI), CIRCE - Centro Tecnológico (ES), University of York (GB)
Responsible consumption and production
Openalex Percentile: Top 38%
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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