This briefing explores how the Social Climate Fund can help redirect crisis spending away from fossil fuels and towards long-term investments that protect households and accelerate the energy transition.
REScoop.eu's briefing outlines the priorities for the Lithuanian Presidency (January - June 2027) regarding energy communities, positioning them as essential tools to address the ongoing energy crisis, improve energy security, ensure affordability, and competitiveness.
This joint briefing illustrates how to effectively design and implement the National and Regional Partnership Plans (NRPPs).
Käsiraamat on mõeldud just sulle, kui oled uudishimulik üksikisik või grupp, kes alustab teekonda taastuvenergia suunas, või hoopiski kohalik omavalitsus, kes on koostamas arengukava.
SOCIALNRG's policy brief outlines actionable frameworks to foster inclusivity and scale the impact of energy communities across three key pillars, highlighting that energy communities structurally combat energy poverty through collaboration and democratic governance.
REScoop.eu's briefing outlines the priorities for the Irish Presidency (July–December 2026) regarding energy communities, positioning them as essential tools to address the ongoing energy crisis, improve energy security, ensure affordability, and meet climate goals.
This policy paper provides insights into the European Commission’s 2026 recommendation on supporting the development of energy communities and maximising the potential of self-consumption.
The MFF Mobilisation Toolkit aims to help EU and national campaigners understand the MFF process, map the files that are important to advocate, and provide concrete advice, contacts and intel, on how to advocate for change.
Pri skupnostni energiji gre za veliko več kot zgolj za vetrne turbine ali sončne celice. Skupnostna energija je pomembna tako za ukrepanje v zvezi s podneb
The recent, unprecedented fossil fuels crisis has highlighted the urgent need to rebuild Europe’s energy system to be more resilient, sustainable, and affordable. Energy communities offer the structural solution to this challenge.
While negotiations on the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework continue at the EU level, EU Member States are already beginning preparatory work on their national and regional partnership plans at the national level. This early phase offers an important opportunity to embed the partnership principle and genuine multilevel governance from the outset.
The revision of the Renewable Energy Directive should preserve and strengthen the existing framework for renewable energy communities. The EU does not need a new definition of renewable energy communities; it needs to fully implement the one it already has and ensure that the rights attached to it are effective in practice.