Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

This crucial gathering for the energy community will address the transition from the emergency measures to sustainable policies to reduce energy poverty for all and ensure a fair energy transition.

This 2-day event will feature high-level sessions, panel discussions and interactive sessions covering a wide range of topics, from one-stop-shops and energy communities to social justice and vulnerability among others.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this impactful event, on 19-20 September 2023 in Warsaw. Registration is open, book your place.

The event will primarily focus on energy efficiency solutions to ensure no one is left behind during the energy transition. Be part of the discussion and help us scale up support for those in need.
Register for the in-person event and join on the 25^th of September in Frankfurt, Germany.

Bringing together politicians, decision-makers, experts and practitioners on the cohesion policy and other stakeholders, this is the place for capacity-building, learning from other experiences, facilitating cooperation and networking to debate on EU cohesion policy. EPAH will have a stand during the 4 days-event to promote local governments action on energy poverty.

Registration is open for this event organised from 9 to 12 October 2023. 

Join the interactive workshop, among several of them, dedicated to energy poverty to discuss innovative solutions from cities and towns to develop renovation campaigns or help energy-poor citizens with comprehensive support mechanisms.

The conference is taking place in Modena, from 18 to 20 October, organised in collaboration with Energy Cities, Modena municipality and AESS – Modena Energy and Sustainable Development Agency.  Book your seat.

They set up a financial scheme to subsidise the implementation of small-scale energy renovations, such as thermal insulation, as well as working with local actors to provide personalised counselling for energy guidance. The interventions will increase thermal comfort and enhance the energy efficiency of these disabled households and aim to tackle social exclusion.

After 3 years of active training and work with social housing providers, social workers, municipalities and researchers, POWERPOOR project took stock of the working formulas, and the measures and tools that have been successful for supporting citizens. The International Social Housing Festival in Barcelona in June was also the opportunity to reflect on the question marks for pathways out of energy poverty. Check out the takeaways of this insightful event.