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Opinion: Leave no one behind!?
By Ruth Mourik - 'We all know that often, when an action is undertaken, a system is designed, or a policy implemented, someone or some group benefits, and another bears the burden.'
Blog: ‘Envisioning the energy strategy for 2030 in the Zlin region’
The 16th SHAPE ENERGY workshop brought together stakeholders concerned with the regional energy future, including academia, business, local government and NGOs.
Press Release: ‘Energy and the City – It’s a Social Issue’
As initiatives like EU Green Week and Mission Innovation bring together experts from across the globe to brainstorm solutions – one thing has become very clear: cities are key.
Blog: ‘Energy efficiency and air pollution reduction’
Skopje is one of the most polluted cities worldwide and this workshop raised interest among local authorities, NGOs, experts and the media.
Blog: ‘A long road, but we are on our way!’
Highlights and reflections from the 15th SHAPE ENERGY workshop organised by the municipality of Utrecht and our project partner DuneWorks. Read our latest blogpost!
Blog: Energy efficiency policies in Ankara.
This multi-stakeholder workshop organised by METU gathered 27 citizens with different backgrounds and varying interests in energy efficiency in buildings.
Research Design Challenge Collection PUBLISHED!
This design challenge is an attempt to foster interdisciplinary collaboration in the energy-SSH community throughout Europe.
City workshops Blog: Pobreza energética en Granada
A blogpost written by Catedra Hidralia, who participated in the 10th SHAPE ENERGY workshop on energy porverty in Granada.
PhD Internships Review: new publication available!
Our latest publication on how we brought Social Sciences & Humanities into H2020 energy projects through ESR internships is now available online.
Blog: Challenges for the future of Chisinau heating system
The 14th SHAPE ENERGY workshop took place in Chisinau, capital of the Republic of Moldova, thanks to our project partner the Black Sea Energy Research Centre.