Designing future energy policies: Social sciences and humanities to accelerate the energy transition
A brief overview of our final meeting in Brussels.
Real-time graphic illustrations to help distilling complex messages
SHAPE ENERGY used sandpits to promote intensive discussion forums, where free thinking was encouraged to delve into the problems and explore innovative solutions concerning EU energy policy. All the sessions (which where the products of the storytelling
SHAPE ENERGY EU Conference interviews
Why are social sciences important? What could be done to integrate them more in future energy policies? What are you priorities and expectations from the new Horizon Europe famework?
Evaluating key SHAPE ENERGY events: a participants’ profile
Thousands of stakeholders across Europe participated in face-to-face SHAPE ENERGY events. Who are these participants and how was their experience?
Register now for the SHAPE ENERGY Pan-European conference
Join us for our end of project conference in Brussels! The one-day conference will be split in two: a morning policy summit and interactive afternoon sessions.
City workshop in Zlin: feedback from participants
This workshop took place in the city of Valašské Meziříčí thanks to our project partner the Tomas Bata University in the Czech Republic.
City workshop in Heidelberg: listen to key participants
We gathered local actors involved in energy policies in Heidelberg, Germany, to discuss in which fields the behaviour of citizens impacts the energy transition.
City workshop in Utrecht: feedback from participants
On how we brought together energy companies, ministry, tenants and other relevant stakeholders to tackle one of the big challenges Utrecht faces.
City workshop in Skopje: listen to key participants
The 12th SHAPE ENERGY workshop brought together key stakeholders to discuss the role of energy efficiency to reduce air pollution in the city of Skopje.
City workshop in Ankara: feedback from participants
Understanding the drivers, obstacles and needs for integrating energy-SSH perspectives for energy efficient buildings transition in Ankara.