Call for local partners on Clean Energy
Imagine your community’s future, powered by energy that keeps our air clean and communities healthy!
In this experiment stream, you will get to work with different members of your community to design this future and help make it happen. Using a community visioning approach, we will work with you to support various communities (e.g. citizens from a range of ages, local and national policy representatives, business employees) with imagining their own energy futures and build their capacity to plan for those futures. We will produce practical recommendations to advance the energy transition through collaborative approaches and by focusing on clean energy as well as energy demand.
Learn more below or begin applying here.
What could you receive funding to do?
- Organise 4 stakeholder-focused co-creation events of approx. 3 hours with approximately 20 attendees invited to each event. The focus of the events is on imagining the energy future of your area by involving various groups of stakeholders: the first meeting should involve attendees representing government/policy makers, the second meeting should involve civil society organisations, the third meeting should involve local businesses and public and private businesses, the fourth meeting should involve residents in the area.
- Organise a joint stakeholder group event gathering representatives of the 4 stakeholder-focused co-creation events (with more than 60 participants) to share potential future scenarios, enable an exchange of visions, barriers and enablers for a successful and locally-appropriate energy transition.
- Produce reflections, feedback, recommendations, and next steps and communicate these to all attendees of the events.
Please note that concerning the target group there is an aim to engage younger (18-30) and older generations (65+) to reflect the intergenerational focus of the social experiment.
To see the full list of actions, please consult the 'Guidelines and FAQ' document'.
REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for this SHARED GREEN DEAL Grant, applicants must:
- Be located in the EU or countries associated with H2020 (note: this includes the UK for this call)
- Be either:
- A local or regional authority (including municipalities, cities, towns, villages and their local municipally owned companies and agencies)
- A not-for-profit organisation (e.g. NGOs, civil society organisations, associations etc).
The call is closed. Thank you for your interest.
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CONTACT
For further details please contact co-leads Professor Chris Foulds (chris.foulds@aru.ac.uk) and Professor Rosie Robison (rosie.robison@aru.ac.uk).
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 101036640. The sole responsibility for the content of this website lies with the SHARED GREEN DEAL HAS project and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union.