Publications
An array of studies, policy papers and reports are developed in the frame of FEDARENE’s activities and projects. The following documents are categorised by topic, type of publication and by projects.
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Cities and regions request the EU-institutions improvement of multi-level governance
CoM board called on EU institutions to improve multilevel governance thanks to the early inclusion of local authorities in the decision-making
Report – Solar Cities: 21 solar solutions for the local energy transition
In partnership with a coalition of EU-wide NGOs, FEDARENE contributed to a report on solar solutions in cities and regions in Europe.
IN-PLAN – 1st Policy Brief
1st #LifeINPLAN policy brief that presents six steps for regional and local authorities to integrate energy, climate, and mobility into spatial planning, and the five integrated planning phases to facilitate the effective implementation of integrated spatial plans.
Green Hysland – Brief n°5
Green Hysland’s fifth newsletter is here! Discover the latest updates of the last 6 months of operation, including the presentation of the first three green hydrogen buses in Palma and the communication of hydrogen benefits to the local community.
Smart EPC – Newsletter n°2
A bit over one year into Smart EPC and we are already launching a toolbox to bring to local authorities, energy agencies, and all interested […]
Digital solutions for energy communities: A short guidebook by the Energy Communities Repository
The Energy Communities Repository has compiled a guide with practical examples of digital solutions for energy communities in different scopes of application.
Smart EPC toolbox: Smart City and other ICT technology in EPC
The Smart EPC Handbook on Smart City and other ICT technology in Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) provides a comprehensive overview of energy-efficient public lighting and financing models.
Why Efficiency First?
Efficiency First: Why Prioritizing Energy Efficiency in Buildings Matters. Buildings represent 36% of the global final energy demand, and with limited grid capacity projected to reach just 14,000 GW by 2050, reducing energy demand is critical.
Gaps and barriers in current spatial planning practices
Read more about the capacity gap assessment conducted by IN-PLAN to know all about what is missing and what prevent cities and regions from effective spatial planning. #LifeINPLAN
Smart EPC – Newsletter n°1
A year into the project, the first edition aims to get you up to date with the team behind, together with their plans and achievements on the next generation of energy performance contracting.