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Blog: Multidisciplinary Partnerships for Access to Energy
'The transition towards a carbon-neutral society or, preferably, towards a carbon-negative society requires the collective effort of all of us.' By Lidia Borrell-Damián.
Reflections on the use of Storytelling at workshops
'A big question was of course whether/how storytelling did contribute to learning and unlearning, empathy and conflict solving, inclusion and participation of different voices. '
Think Piece Collection PUBLISHED!
We are very pleased to announce that the SHAPE ENERGY’s THINK PIECE COLLECTION has just been published by Palgrave Macmillan as an open access book.
Blog: Cleaner, Smarter and Greener – EU Policies and the Cities of Tomorrow
In this guest blogpost, Daniel Calleja Crespo explains the vital role cities are playing in acting as hub for experimentation and transformation.
Blog: ‘The role of renewable energy in Bulgaria’
The last SHAPE ENERGY workshop took place in Sofia thanks to our project partner the Black Sea Energy Research Centre and the Ministry of Energy.
Looking for Mission Innovation Champions
This programme will recognise exceptional researchers and innovators who are developing novel ways of making energy cleaner.
New EC report on SSH in 2016 Horizon 2020 calls
The 3rd monitoring report on the integration of SSH into H2020 projects in 2016 has just been published by the European Commission.
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.