Open to all and free of charge, these workshops will take place at the Maison de l’Habitat, located at rue des Corriers 14 in Tournai. No prior registration is required for on-site participation. It will also be possible to follow the sessions via video conference, upon registration.
The first workshop, scheduled for October 15, 2026, will focus on reducing heating and hot water consumption. It will cover tips and tricks for lowering consumption, combating climate change and pollution, reducing bills, and improving comfort.
On December 10, 2026, a workshop will address electricity consumption and choosing an energy supplier. Participants will learn about good practices for reducing consumption, the importance of comparing suppliers, and how to change contracts.
In 2027, mobility will be in the spotlight. On January 21, the workshop will explore mobility choices, including car engine types, soft mobility, and public transport, for more responsible mobility.
Home insulation will be the subject on March 11, 2027, with advice on the most cost-effective renovations and available aid to make homes more comfortable and energy-efficient.
Finally, on April 15, 2027, the workshop will focus on photovoltaics, assessing its relevance for individuals in 2027, covering technology, costs, and new electricity tariffs.
A final workshop on May 27, 2027, will offer tips for keeping homes comfortable during heatwaves without air conditioning, exploring traditional and modern techniques.
