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The Co-Power project was an EU funded project (2013-2016): https://ec.europa.eu/energy/intelligent/projects/en/projects/co-power

The European wide Community Power coalition is still working for a socially fair energy transformation putting people and communities in the center of it.

For more info please contact: susann.scherbarth@foeeurope or Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript.

13-06-2016

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CO-POWER Success Stories

 

CO-POWER creates 8 new national and EU level coalitions

Throughout the project eight strong public community power coalitions were built up, seven in national contexts (Ireland, Denmark, Spain, Poland, Scotland, Hungary and in the Czech Republic) and one at the European level.


11-03-2016
 
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Community energy & Local Governments:

Capacity building on how to integrate and set up community energy projects in local energy plans


6 April 2016 - Warsaw, Poland


Local decision-makers, planners, local government associations and networks, and energy agencies are invited to participate in this free workshop addressing the potential for roll-out of community energy. 

This event will include topics such as: how community energy projects can be integrated into local energy action planning, how can a local government set up and facilitate  a community energy, what are the barriers and how to access funds. Best practice from across Europe will also be showcased during the workshop.

Find the programme of the event here.

Please register here, or write to: Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript..

 

 05-04-2016

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E-Action

Ask Scottish leaders to support the future of community renewable energy

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Last October, Scotland reached our target of 500MW of 'community and locally-owned' renewable energy five years ahead of schedule. This is great but we must make sure many more communities in Scotland benefit from owning local renewable energy projects.

We are calling on party leaders to make manifesto commitments to double the target of community-owned renewable energy to 1GW by 2020 and also set an ambitious goal of 2GW by 2030. That way support mechanisms, like the Community and Renewable Energy Scheme, will continue to exist and help deliver tangible projects for local people.

 

24-02-2016

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CO-POWER Event

in Brussels, Belgium

Community energy across Europe: potential and successful results

16th March 2016, 8:30-12:00

Science14 Atrium, Rue de la Science 14b, 1040, Brussels

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