New papers available!
Although ENERGISE project ended at the end of 2019, researchers are still active in analysing its results. At the moment, 3 new papers are available below.
Members of the ENERGISE consortium
The ENERGISE consortium includes ten research partners (universities, research institutes, enterprises and NGOs) from Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Slovenia, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom
ARC Fund
Consumer Society Research Centre at the University of Helsinki (UH)
Aalborg University (AAU)
GreenDependent Institute (GDI)
University of Geneva (UNIGE)
Focus Association for Sustainable Development
Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich (LMU)
Kingston University
National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG) - Coordinator
Maastricht University (UM)
News
Project outcomes and future plans: Hungarian expert workshop about the ENERGISE project
GreenDependent Institute (GDI) held a workshop titled 'The human factor in energy consumption and climate change: Why do we use so much and how do we change it?' on 26th November to disseminate the
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In some ways, the ENERGISE project is an offspring of SCORAI Europe.
Events
ENERGISE Final Conference - final programme now available
Preparations for the ENERGISE final conference on October 15th in Barcelona are well underway. The event theme will be ‘Addressing energy demand challenges through practice-based living lab approaches: policy, planning and practice’.
What makes consumers tick? Best practices and tools
Join START2ACT's Final Event at the EU Sustainable Energy Week on Thursday, 20 June 2019 in Brussels. START2ACT’s session is meant to shed new light on consumer motivations, engagement and learning patterns.
The importance of NECPs for the development of prosumer initiatives in the EU - Webinar
Organised by the EU Horizon 2020 PROSEU project in cooperation with the Community Power Coalition, this webinar will provide general insights on the integration into NECPs of objectives and policies relevant for prosumers and energy communities.