Planned to open in 2026, the Artigas Biomethanisation Plant in the Basque Country is set to be a model for innovative renewable energy in Europe. By converting organic waste to biogas, the plant will create and distribute clean energy to homes, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and prevent methane emissions from landfill decomposition.
Western Macedonia, the largest coal extraction area in Greece, is moving away from coal and investing in the energy transition. As part of this effort, CluBE has been facilitating collaborations to support hydrogen technology and energy efficiency to improve sustainability in the region.
Emilia-Romagna is empowering municipalities to lead the energy transition through Renewable Energy Communities. With AESS’s guidance, 15 RECs are now active, tackling energy poverty and cutting CO₂ emissions.
Escan’s blockchain-based model for collective PV self-consumption is empowering Spanish energy communities, with digital tools, real-time data, and user rewards. The 2023 pilot cut 206 tons of CO₂ and will scale up in 2025 with 486 kWp installed.
The Medjimurje Energy Agency in Croatia transformed a 120-year-old building into a knowledge centre for the local community. Through extensive sustainability measures, the agency is also making strides towards energy self-sufficiency.
Gran Canaria leads with Salto de Chira and Gran Canaria Arena, combining energy storage, solar power, and EV charging to boost renewables, cut emissions, and inspire sustainable innovation across the island.