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Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS
Issue 3 Winter/Spring 2012

Environmentally-friendly Christmas Decorations, Kaunas City, Lithuania

The third issue of Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS newsletter provides an update on the activities of the five projects - ENNEREG, Energy for Mayors, City_SEC, come2CoM and ENESCOM – during their second year since May 2011, highlighting specific actions in Regions and Communities throughout Europe.

Details of several forthcoming events are included in the Events Diary section of this website.  Partners from the 5 Sustainable Energy Communities Projects have been involved in several events since Issue 2 of Sustainable Energy Communities News, with reports, presentations and conclusions from these past events available in several languages.

Image: Environmentally-friendly Christmas Decorations, Kaunas City, Lithuania

Languages: EN BG CA DE EL ES HR IT LT PL PT

ENNEREG - e-Bulletin December 2011 [EN]

ENNEREG E-Bulletin December 2011Welcome to the ENNEREG e-Bulletin for December 2011.
     In this e-Bulletin we summarise the status of the project after the first 18 months, providing information on the progress of the 12 ENNEREG Pioneers towards becoming Sustainable Energy Regions, as well as the role that Regions can play in achieving the 20-20-20 European objectives.
     During the second half of the project, the ENNEREG Pioneers will work with ENNEREG Twins and Replication Regions to inspire development and implementation of Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAPs) and Projects (SEPs) throughout Europe.
     This e-Bulletin also outlines how your region and local communities can become involved in Paving the Way for Sustainable Energy in Europe by exchanging experience via the Regions 202020 Network, or replicating the actions described in the Good Practice section of this website.

Languages: EN

Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS
Issue 2 Summer 2011

Bioclimatic architecture at Naxos island, Greece. © Ministry of Culture and Tourism

In Autumn 2010, Issue 1 of Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS introduced the five Intelligent Energy - Europe (IEE) Sustainable Energy Communities (SEC) projects that have joined forces to promote innovative local action to inspire cities and regions to meet EU targets for 2020 on greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency and use of renewable energy.

This second newsletter provides an update on the activities of the five projects - ENNEREG, Energy for Mayors, City_SEC, come2CoM and ENESCOM – during their first year since May 2010, highlighting specific actions in Regions and Communities throughout Europe.

Image: Bioclimatic architecture at Naxos island. © Ministry of Culture and Tourism

Languages: EN BG CA DE EL ES FR HR LT IT PL PT

Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS
Issue 1 Autumn 2010

Girl cycle by wind turbine

In May 2010, five Intelligent Energy - Europe (IEE) Sustainable Energy Communities (SEC) projects joined forces to disseminate news and information on innovative local action that can inspire cities and regions to meet EU targets for 2020 on greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency and use of renewable energy. 

The five projects - ENNEREG, Energy for Mayors, City_SEC, come2CoM and ENESCOM, which represent more than 100 communities throughout Europe, are producing this joint newsletter in several European languages to be sent to thousands of sustainable energy actors.

Languages: EN BG CA CS DE EL FR HR HU IT LT MT PL PT RO SK SL

About "Sustainable Energy Communities NEWS"

Regions 202020 hosts and edits the newsletter for a cluster of five Intelligent Energy - Europe (IEE) Sustainable Energy Communities projects which all include activities connected to, or supporting the Covenant of Mayors.

The first issue of the Newsletter was published in Autumn 2010 in English on 15 November 2010.

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