RENEWABLE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT IN NORTHERN TERRITORIES (Q4301457)
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Project Q4301457 in Ireland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Finland
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | RENEWABLE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT IN NORTHERN TERRITORIES |
Project Q4301457 in Ireland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Finland |
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1,092,028.61 Euro
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1,730,066.82 Euro
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63.12 percent
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1 September 2015
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31 August 2018
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International Resources and Recycling Institute
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55°56'5.06"N, 3°8'17.45"W
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54°35'9.42"N, 5°57'34.06"W
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65°3'33.26"N, 25°27'58.86"E
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53°51'18.00"N, 9°17'16.55"W
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66°36'17.89"N, 19°49'56.96"E
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53°43'19.09"N, 8°59'29.15"W
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The RECENT project aims to increase energy knowledge in rural communities, and help them to have more resilient and energy efficient public infrastructure capable of handling climate change related risks. The project will develop 24 pilot community energy and energy efficiency projects across 5 NPA partner countries, with focus on the innovative use of community-owned water assets. The objectives of the project are: To increase the capacity of communities to develop their own solutions for reliable, energy efficient public infrastructure; To maximise energy asset management, in water services; Knowledge exchange programme leading to increased awareness and a sustainable public policy; Robust, sustainable community projects that will be self sufficient post NPA funding. The outputs of the project will be: 24 pilot energy projects in 5 NPA countries with community benefits and tangible impacts; 6 of the pilots will demonstrate symbiotic solutions of energy use of by-products; Benchmarking pilot solutions to gain benefit from the transnational collaboration; A knowledge exchange programmes, with workshops best practice guidelines and templates to improve the stock of organisational knowledge and positive impact on public policy. Contribution to policy and debate on sustainable community energy at regional, national and European levels through the development of a multi-level stakeholder group, interacting nationally and trans-nationally, with the RECENT partners who will act as the secretariat. (English)
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