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COMANAGE: Launching a Training Program for Sustainable Energy Governance

COMANAGE: Launching a Training Program for Sustainable Energy Governance

In the context of global challenges related to the transition towards a sustainable energy economy, the COMANAGE project positions itself as a pioneer in addressing the complex issues of governance and management of energy communities and citizen-led initiatives within the European Union.

At the heart of the COMANAGE project lies the goal of promoting sustainable energy practices through the implementation of the Energy Communities Governance Framework (ECGF). In parallel, the project provides the Energy Communities Governance Toolkit (ECGT), a key resource to support public authorities in addressing challenges related to energy communities.

The COMANAGE project is about to reach a new milestone with the development and implementation of an online training course. This course plays a crucial role in empowering the capacities of public authorities to govern and manage energy communities effectively.

The course, which adopts a hybrid format with online modules and in-person sessions, aims to provide the skills and practical knowledge necessary to promote sustainable energy initiatives. This methodology will ensure flexible and personalized learning, adapting to the needs of a diverse audience composed of municipalities, citizens, and members of public administrations.

In the current phase of the project, training is about to commence. The team is eagerly preparing to launch the Moodle platform of the COMANAGE project by early June. Not only lectures, but also quizzes with an interactive approach will ensure active engagement of participants, allowing them to apply the acquired knowledge in the specific context of energy communities.

The COMANAGE project positions itself as a beacon of innovation in the field of energy transition. Through the combination of practical tools and targeted training, the project not only supports the growth and sustainability of existing energy communities but also encourages the emergence of new community-owned energy projects, laying the groundwork for a more sustainable and participatory energy future.

 

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