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Taxonomy of Social Energy Plans, Strategies and Policies
The ENTRACK project, supported by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, aims to streamline and enhance the capacity of local and regional authorities in designing effective clean energy transition plans. A critical component of this initiative is our comprehensive Taxonomy of Social Energy Plans, Strategies, and Policies from EU Level Down to Municipal Level report, which categorizes and analyzes energy policies from the EU level down to the municipal level.
Stakeholder Matrix and Pathways of Engagement
The Stakeholder Matrix and Pathways of Engagement report is a key component of the ENTRACK project, designed to guide inclusive and effective engagement with stakeholders in clean energy policy-making. By mapping out and analysing a diverse array of actors, including government agencies, private companies, academic institutions, and local communities, this report establishes a collaborative framework for addressing energy transition needs across Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece. Through clear and adaptive pathways for engagement, the ENTRACK project seeks to drive coordinated policy-making that supports clean and just energy transitions.
Report on survey results and documentation of the full survey database
The Report on Survey Results and Documentation of the Full Survey Database reflects extensive surveys conducted across rural areas in the Mediterranean, in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece, designed to support local and regional authorities in crafting effective energy transition strategies. Through a detailed analysis of interviews and survey data, this report provides critical insights into the current landscape of energy policies and practices within these regions.
Report on survey results and documentation of the full survey database
The Report on Survey Results and Documentation of the Full Survey Database reflects extensive surveys conducted across rural areas in the Mediterranean, in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece, designed to support local and regional authorities in crafting effective energy transition strategies. Through a detailed analysis of interviews and survey data, this report provides critical insights into the current landscape of energy policies and practices within these regions.