Events in January–February 2022
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How to get your project financed and meet the climate and energy goals with reduced dependence on subsidies?
How to get your project financed and meet the climate and energy goals with reduced dependence on subsidies?
PROSPECT+ will organise a webinar on the topic of financing local and regional climate action with other-than-subsidies instruments presenting the speakers from Adelphi, CINEA, Energy Cities and Eurocities. The climate targets are increasingly ambitious and the scale of the challenge faced by local and regional authorities all across Europe requires increased use of other-than-subsidies financing instruments for investments in sustainable energy and low-emission mobility. By introducing a variety of innovative financing instruments, the webinar will showcase the opportunities to get an in-depth understanding of their practical use through best-practice exchange with peers across Europe under a capacity-building project PROSPECT+.
Location: Online
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EU Missions info-days
EU Missions info-days
On 18 and 19 January 2022, the European Commission will host virtual information days dedicated to the Horizon Europe Missions. All five missions will be discussed over the two days, covering specific information on the new Missions' Work Programme calls, funding opportunities and timelines.
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EU Missions info-days
EU Missions info-days
On 18 and 19 January 2022, the European Commission will host virtual information days dedicated to the Horizon Europe Missions. All five missions will be discussed over the two days, covering specific information on the new Missions' Work Programme calls, funding opportunities and timelines.
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Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production
Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production
The department of European Planning Cultures at the Faculty of Spatial Planning at the Technical University of Dortmund, invites you to the symposium Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production, to take place online 24- 25 January 2022. The symposium brings together people from academia, industry, and governmental organisations, to exchange knowledge and ideas.
Sixty presentations will highlight the relevance of co-production in a range of contexts. These will be book-ended by an opening keynote lecture from Angela Million, Professor of Urban Design and Urban Development, Technical University of Berlin. Closing the event, guests from Vancouver (CA) will cover how urban industrial lands are fruitful sites of co-production.
Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Our coalition unites trade unions, anti-poverty groups, social housing providers, NGOs, environmental campaigners, health organisations and energy cooperatives across Europe. We campaign to tackle energy poverty at an EU, national and grassroot level.
1 in 4 households in the EU, over 50 million individuals, cannot afford to adequately heat, cool or light their homes (HEAL, 2019). We recognise energy poverty is a political choice which calls for a political response.
With the exacerbating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and the climate crisis, we must take action to eliminate energy poverty across Europe. We bring together fundamental skills and knowledge needed to ensure a fair energy transition leaves no one behind from community action to EU policy.
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Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production
Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production
The department of European Planning Cultures at the Faculty of Spatial Planning at the Technical University of Dortmund, invites you to the symposium Delivering Urban Transformation through Co-production, to take place online 24- 25 January 2022. The symposium brings together people from academia, industry, and governmental organisations, to exchange knowledge and ideas.
Sixty presentations will highlight the relevance of co-production in a range of contexts. These will be book-ended by an opening keynote lecture from Angela Million, Professor of Urban Design and Urban Development, Technical University of Berlin. Closing the event, guests from Vancouver (CA) will cover how urban industrial lands are fruitful sites of co-production.
Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Our coalition unites trade unions, anti-poverty groups, social housing providers, NGOs, environmental campaigners, health organisations and energy cooperatives across Europe. We campaign to tackle energy poverty at an EU, national and grassroot level.
1 in 4 households in the EU, over 50 million individuals, cannot afford to adequately heat, cool or light their homes (HEAL, 2019). We recognise energy poverty is a political choice which calls for a political response.
With the exacerbating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and the climate crisis, we must take action to eliminate energy poverty across Europe. We bring together fundamental skills and knowledge needed to ensure a fair energy transition leaves no one behind from community action to EU policy.
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Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Our coalition unites trade unions, anti-poverty groups, social housing providers, NGOs, environmental campaigners, health organisations and energy cooperatives across Europe. We campaign to tackle energy poverty at an EU, national and grassroot level.
1 in 4 households in the EU, over 50 million individuals, cannot afford to adequately heat, cool or light their homes (HEAL, 2019). We recognise energy poverty is a political choice which calls for a political response.
With the exacerbating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and the climate crisis, we must take action to eliminate energy poverty across Europe. We bring together fundamental skills and knowledge needed to ensure a fair energy transition leaves no one behind from community action to EU policy.
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Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Our coalition unites trade unions, anti-poverty groups, social housing providers, NGOs, environmental campaigners, health organisations and energy cooperatives across Europe. We campaign to tackle energy poverty at an EU, national and grassroot level.
1 in 4 households in the EU, over 50 million individuals, cannot afford to adequately heat, cool or light their homes (HEAL, 2019). We recognise energy poverty is a political choice which calls for a political response.
With the exacerbating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and the climate crisis, we must take action to eliminate energy poverty across Europe. We bring together fundamental skills and knowledge needed to ensure a fair energy transition leaves no one behind from community action to EU policy.
R-ACES Ecoregion MeetingsR-ACES Ecoregion Meetings
R-ACES will be hosting its next Ecoregion Meeting on the 27th January
This meeting is especially aimed at all industries or cluster parks managers.
On this occasion, R-ACES will focus on success stories, useful tools and obstacles in Ecoregions.
This RERA Meeting will shed some light on the process of “Starting Energy Cooperation”.
Location: Online
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Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Right to Energy Coalition Forum 2022
Our coalition unites trade unions, anti-poverty groups, social housing providers, NGOs, environmental campaigners, health organisations and energy cooperatives across Europe. We campaign to tackle energy poverty at an EU, national and grassroot level.
1 in 4 households in the EU, over 50 million individuals, cannot afford to adequately heat, cool or light their homes (HEAL, 2019). We recognise energy poverty is a political choice which calls for a political response.
With the exacerbating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and the climate crisis, we must take action to eliminate energy poverty across Europe. We bring together fundamental skills and knowledge needed to ensure a fair energy transition leaves no one behind from community action to EU policy.
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AGORA Strategic DialogueIdentifying the crossroads between urban circularity, mobility and energy
AGORA Strategic DialogueIdentifying the crossroads between urban circularity, mobility and energy
In mid-2022, JPI Urban Europe’s Driving Urban Transitions programme (DUT) will be launched which focuses on three urban transition pathways: (1) Circular urban economies for regenerative urbanism, (2) 15-minute cities: driving mobility transitions through the neighbourhood level, and (3) Urban energy transition through positive energy districts. While each transition pathway follows a mission to make urban areas more climate-neutral, liveable and sustainable, identifying the interrelationships, connections, contradictions and synergies between them is essential to support urban transitions in an integrated manner.
Location: Online
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AGORA Strategic DialogueIdentifying the crossroads between urban circularity, mobility and energy
AGORA Strategic DialogueIdentifying the crossroads between urban circularity, mobility and energy
In mid-2022, JPI Urban Europe’s Driving Urban Transitions programme (DUT) will be launched which focuses on three urban transition pathways: (1) Circular urban economies for regenerative urbanism, (2) 15-minute cities: driving mobility transitions through the neighbourhood level, and (3) Urban energy transition through positive energy districts. While each transition pathway follows a mission to make urban areas more climate-neutral, liveable and sustainable, identifying the interrelationships, connections, contradictions and synergies between them is essential to support urban transitions in an integrated manner.
Location: Online