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The potential for #energycommunities to play a larger role in more distributed and more just clean energy systems is gaining attention. But does current regulation actively support energy solidarity? CEES investigates https://bit.ly/3KripDX

The potential for #energycommunities to play a larger role in more distributed and more just clean energy systems is gaining attention. But does current regulation actively support energy solidarity? CEES investigates https://bit.ly/3KripDX

The potential for #energycommunities to play a larger role in more distributed and more just clean energy systems is gaining attention. But does current regulation actively support energy solidarity? CEES investigates https://bit.ly/3KripDX

The potential for #energycommunities to play a larger role in more distributed and more just clean energy systems is gaining attention. But does current regulation actively support energy solidarity? CEES investigates https://bit.ly/3KripDX

The potential for #energycommunities to play a larger role in more distributed and more just clean energy systems is gaining attention. But does current regulation actively support energy solidarity? CEES investigates https://bit.ly/3KripDX

More and more energy communities want to tackle #energypoverty - but engaging in this work can often be difficult. CEES partners can offer some valuable insights. Check out our webinar exploring the challenges and barriers energy communities typically face in two key areas: legal and regulatory frameworks and financing and funding. And then find out how energy communities across France, Portugal, Croatia, and the UK are overcoming them: https://bit.ly/3NFPnQK

⚡🏘 Can renewable #energycommunities mitigate energy crisis and lift people out of energy poverty? If so, how and under which conditions? 🤔 This collaborative briefing provides some answers and policy recommendations to the question ➡ https://lnkd.in/dWUn8xsQ

Energy efficiency must be an important part of whoever wins the next election. Reducing fuel poverty, reducing carbon, increasing security of supply and leading to better health and educational outcomes.

Who is "energy poor" in the EU? This note summarizes the key insights and discussions from our recent study at #JRC #Seville, conducted with my colleague Ilda Dreoni from #B2 Unit. Special thanks also to salvador barrios, Antonio F. Amores, and to Luis Rey Los Santos. In the note you can also find the link to our Working Paper.

Panel on "Energy Poverty, Renewable Energy Communities, and Emerging Models of Energy Access" at the 2024 IEEE International Conference on Humanitarian Technology offered valuable insights from experts on tackling energy poverty through innovative renewable energy solutions and community-driven models. #IEEEIHTC #RenewableEnergy #EnergyAccess #Sustainability