Through the collaboration, we are gaining synergies and aim accelerate CET even more. Have a look below to find out more about the other projects and klick on the Logo to visit them.
ENTRACK, an EU-funded project, accelerates climate neutrality in eight Mediterranean municipalities by enhancing local energy policy capacities. Supporting the European Green Deal, the project focuses on reducing fossil fuel reliance and equipping local authorities to develop and implement social energy policies that meet the specific needs of vulnerable communities. Key objectives include improving policymaker capacity, aligning governance, and advancing sustainable energy goals.
The RURALITIES project aims to promote sustainable rural development through innovative training hubs across Europe and Africa. These hubs leverage learner-centered methodologies, living labs, and digital platforms to connect communities and foster innovation. With over 1,000 facilitators planned across seven demonstration sites in Italy, the UK, Slovenia, Spain, and Romania, RURALITIES builds a resilient framework for rural expertise and climate-smart practices. Collaborating with local authorities, the project drives rural innovation and shapes policies for thriving rural ecosystems.
The Step-WISE project is a tailored and dynamic capacity building programme to transform local and regional authorities into autonomous early adopters of digitised, integrated, and ambitious Clean Energy Transition Plans. Step-WISE, co-funded by the European Union, started in December 2023 and will last 2.5 years.
NECPlatform works at strengthening multilevel governance in national energy and climate policies. This project supports six EU Member States (Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Italy, Portugal, and Romania) in setting up and managing permanent multi-level Climate and Energy Dialogue (CED) Platforms, as mandated by Article 11 of the Governance Regulation. These dialogues will help foster vertical and horizontal integration of energy and climate policies.
RENOVERTY fosters energy efficiency building upgrades in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)/Southeastern Europe (SEE) countries, as well as Southern European countries (SE), by setting the methodological and practical frame to build renovation roadmaps of vulnerable rural districts in a financially viable and socially just manner. The project designs operating single or multi-household roadmaps for rural areas, and a scalable model to ensure the wide geographically replicability and take-up of the roadmaps, at both the CEE/SEE and SE regions and scale it up for the entire EU.
IN-PLAN (Integrated Energy, Climate, and Spatial Planning) is a LIFE-CET project aiming to empower local and regional authorities to effectively implement sustainable energy, climate, and spatial plans. Coordinated by the North-West Croatia Regional Energy Agency (REGEA), the initiative integrates energy and climate planning with spatial planning, ensures political commitment across all levels, and aligns measures with dedicated local and regional budgets. The ultimate goal is to facilitate the development and implementation of integrated planning approaches in various territories.
Plan4CET will directly assist three EU regions — Navarra (Spain), Skåne (Sweden), and Emilia-Romagna (Italy) — through pilot initiatives that strengthen their Climate and Sustainable Energy Action Plans. These pilots will serve as models for broader replication across Europe. The project is led by a consortium of local and regional public authorities and supporting entities.
EasyPro is an EU-funded project that makes Irish universities carbon neutral through Energy Performance Contracting (EPCs). EasyPro is developing a tailored, straightforward and inexpensive EPC Facilitation Service and procurement framework, which will be implemented at four Irish universities: University College Cork, Technological University Dublin, Maynooth University and Dublin City University. The project was formed in response to the EU objective of transitioning to a clean energy system and the Irish Government’s Climate Action Plan, and will run from July 2024 to August 2027.