The toolkit, originally created by the ENGAGER COST consortium, has been translated and made available in 16 languages by the Women in Solidarity for Energy (WISE) project. This milestone emerged from the recent Translate-a-thon organised by WISE.
A new study investigates how smart meter data can be utilised to measure energy poverty more effectively. Being able to effectively measure and, therefore, monitor energy poverty is essential for developing solutions that understand and address the scale of the problem.
The Climate Ready Barcelona project is introducing a suite of innovative, data-driven tools to strengthen local efforts in addressing energy poverty and climate vulnerability. Three main tools have been launched as part of the initiative. The interactive climate vulnerability map of Barcelona identifies how energy and climate risks vary across neighborhoods.
The ComActivate project has released its latest publication, Analysis of EU and National Level Policies Related to Renovation and Alleviating Energy Poverty. This study explores how current policy frameworks at both EU and national levels support (or fall short in supporting) the renovation of multi-family apartment buildings (MFABs) for vulnerable populations.
The RENOVERTY project has released a new free online course on co-creation, designed to support inclusive and community-driven energy renovations in rural areas across Europe. The training introduces co-creation as a process where residents, local authorities, NGOs, and energy experts work together to shape renovation plans that reflect the needs of rural communities.
CAIC, in collaboration with the City of Cologne, invites cities, towns, and regions across Europe to join three days of exchange, inspiration, and practice in Cologne, Germany.
On 24 June at 10:00 CEST, Energy Cities will host the next session of its new Community of Practice dedicated to a pressing urban question “How Can we Keep our Cities Cool?”
The Cyprus Energy Office and the National Network Against Poverty are hosting an information day titled “Addressing the Challenges of Energy Poverty in Cyprus: Impacts, Strategy and Proposed Solutions," taking place at the Pallouriotissa Market Cultural Center in Nicosia.
Climate Ready Barcelona will host its final conference at La Fàbrica del Sol (Sala Barceloneta), co-organised with Barcelona City Council during Energy Week.
The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the European Commission host the conference Delivering Affordable Energy in Europe, taking place in Brussels and online.
Building on the results of the 1st practitioners event, the July EPAH Lunch Talk will focus on the growing challenge of heatwaves and their impact on vulnerable communities.
This online gathering brings together those working on energy poverty in or for Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Malta. The event will foster regional collaboration to tackle summer energy poverty.
The Covenant of Mayors and the Energy Poverty Advisory Hub will co-host the EUSEW policy session “Housing for Resilient Cities: Empowering Citizens for a Clean Energy Transition".
The Energy Poverty Advisory Hub serves as the central platform for expertise and collaboration in addressing energy poverty across Europe. To enrich this collective effort, EPAH invites contributions to the EPAH ATLAS of projects (national, international and local), policies for inclusion.
The Cities Refresh campaign, run by the Covenant of Mayors, invites local governments to rethink urban spaces in response to rising temperatures and frequent heatwaves. As heat becomes a growing threat, cities and towns across Europe are stepping up to create safer, cooler, and more inclusive environments.
The RENOVERTY project is looking for local actors and stakeholders interested in replicating tested solutions to reduce rural energy poverty, particularly through the renovation of energy-poor households.
At this year’s European Sustainable Energy Week, the Energy Poverty Advisory Hub in collaboration with DG ENER will host the policy session “Digitalisation as a Tool to Combat Energy Poverty in Cities”.
The LIFE Programme 2025 Call for Proposals is now open, offering €600 million to support projects that protect nature, fight climate change, and accelerate the clean energy transition across Europe. This year’s call covers a wide range of priorities, including energy poverty, building renovation, energy efficiency, clean and renewable energy, nature restaration, circular economy, climate adaptation and environmental governance.
The SRI rollout continues across Europe:
This short survey, sent on behalf of the SRI Platform Stakeholders Working Group 3, is intended to capture feedback on the experience of persons that have performed an SRI assessment.
