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SIMPLA supports local authorities in harmonising their SEAPs and SUMPs. The project targets small and medium-sized municipalities with a population between 50.000 and 350.000 inhabitants proposing a four-step approach to foster harmonised planning. Dedicated training and coaching sessions, based on a sound methodology devised at transnational level, lead to the joint development of sustainable energy and mobility plans.
Read more >>Within the BiogasAction project, the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Energy Environment Agency (AURA-EE) is making a feasibility study with the collaboration of SCARA planer on a new biogas technology available and developed by the local company PRODEVAL.
Read more >>Tipperary Energy Agency was featured on the Eco Eye show, the longest running and more successful environmental television series in Ireland.
Read more >>Watch the project’s video and learn how to finance your SE(C)APS and apply to the peer learning programme.
Read more >>Green Energy Investments is a project, managed by North Sweden Energy Agency, focusing on realising sustainable energy ideas in the region of Norrbotten. The project […]
Read more >>Do you want to know more about the ManagEnergy initiative? The initiative released three new videos summarizing all the activities of ManagEnergy.
Read more >>During the first period of BiogasAction the Energy Agency for Southeast Sweden (ESS) has been working on different tasks in order to promote and fulfill the targets in BiogasAction.
Read more >>The 1st learning cycle of PROSPECT will start in May 2018.
Read more >>In Auvergne-Rhône Alpes, the ECLAIRA network was created as a networking tool to develop circular economy in the region.
Read more >>The biogas production in the region made big changes. When the BiogasAction project began, in January 2016, there were 51 plants in Rhône-Alps region. The biogas production represented 400 GWh of primary energy for heat and electricity. There was no biomethane production, but 2 plants were under construction.
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