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The White Paper on Energy-efficient Buildings as Job-creation Motor identified jobs at risk in the construction sector and considered reskilling strategies considering new job opportunities arising within the scope of the clean energy transition. The white paper should touch upon the gender dimension, aspects of societal transformation as well as European policy recommendations and instruments focusing on skills and just transition.
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This report represents the outcome of IWG5 Project that emphasizes the societal dimensions of achieving energy-efficient buildings across Europe. Through annual Study Tours held between 2023 and 2025 in Berlin, Brussels, and Valencia, this report explored how energy efficiency in buildings can be realized not only through technical innovation, but also through inclusive, people-centered approaches.
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The experts of the Social PV Working Group of the ETIP PV with contributions from the Reliability and Circularity Working Group developed this publication. The white paper provides a set of recommendations to increase support, fund research and innovation, and engage with stakeholders and policymakers.
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This deliverable presents a treatment of existing and emerging ideas of citizenship in the energy system and around energy more generally. An analysis of modes of (citizen) participation and related manifestations of energy citizenship is forwarded. This report – the first of two on characterizing and (re)conceptualizing expressions of energy citizenship – will both contribute to the ongoing discourse on the place of the citizen in the energy domain, and feed into the development of an energy citizenship typology to be presented in the second report from this package of work. Acknowledging that privilege(s) shape the type of relationships particular individuals and groups might have with energy, this report opens a discussion on the type(s) of energy citizenship experienced by those at the margins. In this way, an understanding of multiple (sometime overlapping) expressions of citizenship around energy is forwarded. This report will be of interest to both researchers and practitioners interesting in transforming the currently energy system (and its implications) for the way we live our lives.
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Project GRETA is studying energy communities in Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain. Citizens in these communities will adopt renewable energy technologies and electric vehicles, monitor their efficient energy behaviours, and participate in the sustainable planning of mobility.
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The case study provided by Go Parity includes the case study of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed between the RES cooperative Cooperative Agricola de Mangualde (CAM) and Coopernico, and the RES crowdfunding case study Peer to Peer (P2P) lending for the Lisbon Swedish School.
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The case studies provided by Lake Constance Fundation include a cluster of German citizen energy cooperatives in Baden-Württemberg. Two examples of energy cooperatives are the Bioenergy Villages and Bürgerenergie Bodensee (Civil energy cooperatives at Lake Constance).
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