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The call for applications for the second learning cycle of PROSPECT is open! All representatives from local and regional authorities are invited to sign up, as mentor or mentee, to peer-to-peer exchanges and learning on innovative financing schemes for

District Heating and Cooling (DHC) has many advantages, the best one being that it can be extremely energy efficient. DHC planning though is not easy, partially because of the data gaps and the lack of appropriate tools to support

After the TARMO+ project promoting low-energy and carbon solutions in residential housing, last June Tampere welcomed an open house event in two recently retrofitted buildings as part of the EU GUGLE Project. The event, organised by Tampere Energy Agency,

“Mix and Move” is the theme of the European Mobility Week from 16 to 22 September, focusing this year on multimodality and the mix of various modes of transport. Since 2002, the European Mobility Week has been seeking to

At the «Pioneering energy transition territories in France and Germany” conference held in Montreuil (FR) on 5th and 6th September, 19 cities and community organisations were distinguished in an ideas competition for the actions they propose to take during

About cities and towns’ amazing willingness to change for the better. Anyone who already visited Copenhagen would have been amazed by the local bicycle culture. The Danish capital city has been such a frontrunner in the field that the

Today, the European Commission, the Parliament and the Council started the second round of negotiations around the electricity market design for the European Union. Together with Rescoop, we published a position paper expressing our key demands on the next

by Claire Roumet, Executive director of Energy Cities Tradition dictates that we take Summer workbooks with us to the beach. This year however, it’s just as school is starting up again that we need you to hand in your

Poland is not known for being the strongest supporter of solar, wind and biomass. Instead, the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is defending the country’s last coal-fired power plant, called Ostrołęka C project, to ensure Poland’s energy security.

Games are meant to entertain us. But can we have fun while improving our abilities to learn, make decisions and collaborate to bring forward the energy transition? It seems possible thanks to serious games about climate and energy, which