How to implement the Energy Efficiency First Principle in Regional Planning ?
Regio1st is assessing the implementation of the Energy Efficiency First principle in regional planning to establish a community of practice for EE1st.
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In the frame of the Regio1st EU-project, FEDARENE is leading a wide assessment of the implementation of the Energy Efficiency First (EE1) principle in regional planning. To do so, you are invited to fill out the form attached. It is short to fill out and your insight will help implement the Energy efficiency first principle all across Europe.
The Regio1st project aims to provide support for regional authorities to apply the EE1st principle in their energy-related planning practices. To achieve this objective, the project establishes a community of practice for EE1st to ensure political commitment and societal acceptance through the co-development of energy-related scenarios.
The Regio1st project is implemented thanks to the active participation of our members: South East Energy Agency (SEEA), Medjimurje Energy Agency (MENEA), Lokalna energetska agencija Spodnje Podravje, Fundación Asturiana de la Energía (FAEN), Infrastrutture Recupero Energia Agenzia Regionale Ligure (IRE-Liguria), Cluster of Bioeconomy and Environment of Western Macedonia (CluBE).
Thank you very much for your help in filling out the form on the EE1st principle in regional planning! All answers to the form will be treated confidentially.
And stay tuned for the next steps of the project!
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