ENERGee Watch crash-course: Europe and online, spring-summer 2023

After three immersive learning cycles over the past two years and building on their success, ENERGee Watch is back with several learning opportunities, created to support the needs of European local/regional authorities and energy/climate stakeholders.

Available free-of-charge and delivered by experts from 7 European energy agencies, the courses and seminars proposed in 2023 deliver the compressed version of the 4 ENERGee Watch modules, an A to Z on the topic of energy and climate data.

The free-of-cost opportunities are organised looking at both European and national perspectives: 4 European-wide webinars delivered in English (May 2023) and 10 in person seminars in 6 countries looking to delve into local realities (spring-summer 2023).

EUROPE-wide REPLICATION ENERGee Watch

Each week of May is dedicated to one of the 4 ENERGee Watch online crash-courses, particularly ordered to build on the knowledge of the previous one. Each course will have 3-4 hours dedicated. The course descriptions are available here.

Registrations open in April here.

• 9 May, Tuesday – Data collection (acquisition and treatment), by Energy Agency of Savinjska, Šaleška and Koroška (KSSENA)
• 15 May, Monday – Data monitoring and validation, by Cyprus Energy Agency (CEA)
• 22 May, Monday – Indicators for adaptation to climate change, by Île-de-France Île-de-France Regional Energy and Climate Agency / Paris Region Institute (AREC ÎDF)
• 30 May, Tuesday – Data display, dissemination, and validation by local authorities, by Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Energy Environment Agency (AURA-EE)

NATIONAL REPLICATION ENERGee Watch

Delivered in the national language and suited to the specific needs of local authorities and stakeholders, the national level opportunities offer the chance to interact face-to-face with colleague stakeholders from your region. Information about location and registration is made available individually by each organiser.

• 22 February, Slovenia, half day: Data collection with specific examples connected to Slovenian legislature, by Energy Agency of Savinjska, Šaleška and Koroška (KSSENA);
• 16-17 March, Île-de-France, 1.5 days: Declination of adaptation process: diagnosis, strategy and action plan, assessment, and monitoring, by Île-de-France Regional Energy and Climate Agency / Paris Region Institute (AREC ÎDF);
• 6 April, Alba-Iulia, half day: SECAP and pillars of the Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy, by Alba Local Energy Agency; public registration information page here;
• 13 April, webinar, 3 hours: Local replication on Energy-climate-GHG Data and its diversity in the Paris Region, by Île-de-France Regional Energy and Climate Agency / Paris Region Institute (AREC ÎDF);
• 20-21 April, Île-de-France, 1.5 days: Declination of adaptation process: diagnosis, strategy and action plan, assessment and monitoring; local replication on Energy-climate-GHG Data and its diversity in the Paris Region; experimentation workshop, by Île-de-France Regional Energy and Climate Agency / Paris Region Institute (AREC ÎDF);
• 26 April, Kilkenny, half day: Interactive workshop focusing on local authorities’ Action Plan, by South-East Energy Agency *changed from April 6th;
• 2 May, Cyprus, half day: The 4 ENERGee Watch modules and local initiatives, by Cyprus Energy Agency (CEA);
• 24 May, Bordeaux: Data Visualisation; TerriSTORY and other tools, by Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Energy Environment Agency (AURA-EE), during the European Conference on Energy Transition; details here;
• TBD June, Plovdiv, half day: The 4 ENERGee Watch modules, introduction to the CoM initiative and its relation to the Bulgarian legislation, by the Energy Agency of Plovdiv.

Registrations for the European-wide webinars will open in April. More information on this website and on the @ENERGeeWatch Twitter account.