Introducing a systematic and participatory planning approach for viable plans and projects
The 2ISECAP approach is based on utilizing the Living Lab (LL) concept to create the appropriate institutional environment to both study and advance a holistic (integrated and participatory) approach to energy planning. The LL concept is considered as an appropriate environment as it explicitly allows for an open, creative and relatively informal environment that invites participants to share and co-create knowledge, projects and future policies.
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Within the News Section we will continously keep you updated on the actual progress within the 2ISECAP project as well as related news on the European scene.
2ISECAP is arranging a workshop at the Open Living Lab Days in Barcelona on 22nd September 2023. The workshop will include learning from the methodology of Integrated Sustainable Energy and Climate action plans applied by the 21SECAP project
The Third LivingnLab Meting was held on 8 September 2023 in the Municipality of Ljutomer. The main purpose of the event was to gather experience and concrete proposals for measures from other regions for mitigating and adapting to climate change and its consequences as part of the preparation of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Action Plan of the Municipality of Ljutomer.
On Wednesday 30/08/2023 the 4th „Live Lab“ was organized on the initiative of the Municipality of Karditsa and the support of the project team of AN.KA S.A, through the digital platform ZOOM, in the framework of the European Project 2ISECAP on „Energy Community: perspectives, challenges and activity constraints“, where the mitigation actions in the sectors of municipal buildings, facilities, domestic sector, transport and energy production according to the SECAP, and in which the action of the energy community is involved, were presented.
The third meeting of the Local Living Lab of León (LLLL) was held on 27 July 2023. The total number of participants was 26 people, representing 15 different entities from the four sectors of the quadruple helix model: administration, academia, business/companies and citizenship.
The intention of this third Living Lab was to compile everything that is happening now in the city of León since, after the pandemic and thanks to the Next Generation funds, many projects are being implemented and launched. To this end, two round tables were held, where each entity explained what projects are being carried out or are about to be implemented, what actions related to the energy transition are already a reality. The format of the round tables, one on mobility and the other on energy and the city, allowed for question-and-answer sessions and small debates to clarify the points of conflict and existing problems, as well as the benefits and changes that are taking place.
„On May 17, 2023, the Duezerocinquezero Forum concluded the participatory pathway „Padova 2030“ carried out by the Municipality of Padova with local stakeholders and aimed at accompanying the city of Padova toward decarbonization to 2030.
On 28/04/2023 the 3rd „Living Lab“ was organized on the initiative of the Municipality of Karditsa and the support of the project team of AN.KA SA, through the digital platform ZOOM, in the framework of the 2ISECAP Project on „Sustainable Urban Mobility“ where the mitigation actions in the transport sector according to the SECAP and the SUMP were presented
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No #8101033752. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. Neither CINEA nor the European Commission is responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. |
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