COOPENERGY: Survey on the collaboration between Regional and Local Public Authorities on sustainable energy
Take part in a short European SURVEY regarding your experience and help the new European COOPENERGY project!
Illustration : Photo by Karsten Würth (➡️ @karsten.wuerth) on Unsplash
COOPENERGY will help local and regional public authorities develop joint action plans to ensure regional and local authorities are working together to the greatest effect to deliver on the EU 20/20/20 targets. The idea is to create mutually beneficial Sustainable Energy Action Plans and so avoid duplication, inefficiencies, and wasted time and resources. It is a pan-European project, co-funded by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme, which brings together 12 partners from 9 Member States to work with their own local authorities to develop Multi-Level Governance agreements.
Are you already working on sustainable energy with regional and local authorities in your area or on wider climate change initiatives? Then please take part in a short European SURVEY regarding your experience, to help the new European COOPENERGY project: in English, Italian, Spanish, French, by 31 October 2013.
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