Starting from stakeholder’s involvement methodology, the paper will present example of community/... more Starting from stakeholder’s involvement methodology, the paper will present example of community/stakeholders engagement process in concrete actions and Energy efficiency programs. The selected case study will be assessed according to common criteria oriented to identify the citizens role and the degree of partnership in delivering innovations and investments.
The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive en... more The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive energy supply and climate change mitigation are nowadays key priorities of EU energy policy and a need for each EU Member State. Sustainable energy development at the regional level is a multiple and complex activity, involving various stakeholders and different measures. Three main thematic pillars, policy making, energy market and community involvement, have been identified as crucial in order to implement effective and feasible policy and measures at the regional scale. In this framework, the initial assessment of regional energy systems is essential step to set up customized sustainable energy strategies. In the framework of the INTERREG IVC RENERGY project a structured methodology for the initial Self-Assessment Analysis of the communities (SAA methodology) was defined and applied to the analysis of the partners' communities located in nine European Countries (Lithuania, Denmark, ...
The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive en... more The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive energy supply and climate change mitigation are nowadays key priorities of EU energy policy and a need for each EU Member State. Sustainable energy development at the regional level is a multiple and complex activity, involving various stakeholders and different measures. Three main thematic pillars, policy making, energy market and community involvement, have been identified as crucial in order to implement effective and feasible policy and measures at the regional scale. In this framework, the initial assessment of regional energy systems is essential step to set up customized sustainable energy strategies. In the framework of the INTERREG IVC RENERGY project a structured methodology for the initial Self-Assessment Analysis of the communities (SAA methodology) was defined and applied to the analysis of the partners' communities located in nine European Countries (Lithuania, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Romania) in order to outline the status of the local energy infrastructures, assess renewable and energy efficiency potentials and to highlight the key issues to be exploited in the local implementation plans. The holistic approach of SAA methodology is aimed at characterising the energy systems in terms of policy background, energy uses and infrastructures as well as market behaviour and community attitude for sustainable development, valorising the interrelationships among the project thematic pillars.
Starting from stakeholder’s involvement methodology, the paper will present example of community/... more Starting from stakeholder’s involvement methodology, the paper will present example of community/stakeholders engagement process in concrete actions and Energy efficiency programs. The selected case study will be assessed according to common criteria oriented to identify the citizens role and the degree of partnership in delivering innovations and investments.
The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive en... more The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive energy supply and climate change mitigation are nowadays key priorities of EU energy policy and a need for each EU Member State. Sustainable energy development at the regional level is a multiple and complex activity, involving various stakeholders and different measures. Three main thematic pillars, policy making, energy market and community involvement, have been identified as crucial in order to implement effective and feasible policy and measures at the regional scale. In this framework, the initial assessment of regional energy systems is essential step to set up customized sustainable energy strategies. In the framework of the INTERREG IVC RENERGY project a structured methodology for the initial Self-Assessment Analysis of the communities (SAA methodology) was defined and applied to the analysis of the partners' communities located in nine European Countries (Lithuania, Denmark, ...
The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive en... more The energy challenge is a complex issue that EU is facing. A sustainable, safe and competitive energy supply and climate change mitigation are nowadays key priorities of EU energy policy and a need for each EU Member State. Sustainable energy development at the regional level is a multiple and complex activity, involving various stakeholders and different measures. Three main thematic pillars, policy making, energy market and community involvement, have been identified as crucial in order to implement effective and feasible policy and measures at the regional scale. In this framework, the initial assessment of regional energy systems is essential step to set up customized sustainable energy strategies. In the framework of the INTERREG IVC RENERGY project a structured methodology for the initial Self-Assessment Analysis of the communities (SAA methodology) was defined and applied to the analysis of the partners' communities located in nine European Countries (Lithuania, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Romania) in order to outline the status of the local energy infrastructures, assess renewable and energy efficiency potentials and to highlight the key issues to be exploited in the local implementation plans. The holistic approach of SAA methodology is aimed at characterising the energy systems in terms of policy background, energy uses and infrastructures as well as market behaviour and community attitude for sustainable development, valorising the interrelationships among the project thematic pillars.
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