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Do you FEEL post-growth scarcity?
On November 7-8, 35 people from partners and stakeholders of the FEEL project, representing 8 countries, gathered in the Spanish city of Valencia to discuss the business case for frugality. Governance and stakeholder engagement were central to the discussions,
EU Energy Communities: Opportunities and Future Prospects
Energy communities are one of the key elements in achieving the EU’s energy transition: By 2050, half of Europe’s citizens could be producing up to 50% of the EU’s renewable energy. To help energy communities spread across Europe, and
Lessons from the invisible cities
“Invisible cities” is a timeless work by Italo Calvino. The author takes us on an imaginary journey to discover all the hidden forces that make and break urban systems. Taking a closer look at what is being developed through
Learning from Ersilia: weaving relationships for your city’s future
The city of Ersilia as described in Italo Calvino’s novel, Invisible Cities, is where buildings are sustained by the strings that residents weave together through relationships. On our Inspirational Day at this year’s Annual Forum, Ersilia served as a
Learning from Ersilia: weaving relationships for your city’s future
The city of Ersilia as described in Italo Calvino’s novel, Invisible Cities, is where buildings are sustained by the strings that residents weave together through relationships. On our Inspirational Day at this year’s Annual Forum, Ersilia served as a
How can a city bring vulnerable people closer to renewable energy ?
In some of our EU-funded projects, successes remain small and invisible. In others, there is a big boom and confetti and smiles! We are really proud that the fantastic work against energy poverty carried out by our partners in
Fostering gender-diverse energy communities
Let’s start with a statement: Energy communities are something for white, rich and well-educated people. What do you think about that? There is some truthg in it as this “privileged” part of the population is still very much overrepresented
Unveiling Euphemia, where stories are traded to feed the future
Calvino’s invisible city of Euphemia is a unique marketplace. In addition to goods and services, people trade also stories. You do not come to Euphemia only to buy and sell, but also because at night, by the fires all
No more advertising boards in public spaces…
For cities to mobilise citizens in their ecological transition, they need to ensure effective and constant communication with their residents around climate-related matters. Implementing a city’s action plan without properly informing and involving citizens is likely to lead to
Lasting renewable and fair solutions
As part of Energy Cities’ inspirational day in Modena, on 18th October, we gathered a bunch of renewable experts and activists in the fictional city of Andria. For one day, this was our place to discuss the challenges of