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INFORSE-Europe
organized a one-week European NGO Seminar at the Nordic Folkecenter
for Renewable Energy in Denmark on August 17-20, 2021.
The Seminar focuses on transition to sustainable energy, community power and
development of ideas for how we can push forward with new initiatives and projects.
In the program there are presentations, workshops and Guided Tour at the Nordic
Folkecenter for Renewable Energy and its windmill test
station, two Guided Bus Tours in the area to see
energy communities
with wind, solar, biogas, heat pumps, and the the world's biggest and smallest
windmills.
After the Seminar, INFORSE-Europe has its General Meeting on August 21, 2021.
Download:
-- Brochure
and Detailed Program (Version 4, pdf)
-- Online
Part of the Program August 17-20, 2021 (pdf) |
PROCEEDINGS
(pdf files under upload) |
Energy
Transition Day (17 December)
Energy Transition:
How far are we? What can we expect from European New
Green Deal and other European policies? Progress on national level,
new developments
with the corona crisis. Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe (GBO-INFORSE
pdf file 0.7MB)
Limits of the current policies and the blind spots in policy-making
for sustainable energy, by professor Frede Hvelplund, Aalborg University,
Denmark (FH-AAU
pdf file, 0.7 MB)
Progress in Sustainable Energy Solutions:
Energy Efficiency and Ecodesign in Europe, by Gunnar Boye Olesen, (GBO-INFORSE
pdf file, 0.9 MB)
Solar Energy, Local Power and Heating in Germany, by Ursel Beckmann,
Ecoact (UB-Ecoact
pdf file, 0.9MB) |
Energy
Communities Day (18 December)
The Future of Energy Communitiesin European Countries:
- Introduction; Short history of energy communities, large
potentials by Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe (GBO-INFORSE
pdf file, 0.7 MB)
- The distinct benefits of diverse citizen
ownership models for onshore wind farms and district heating systems.
Insights from Denmark and Sweden by Leire Gorrono Albizu, Mondragon
University, Spain (PhD, Aalborg University, Denmark) online (LG
pdf, 2 MB)
- European legislation for energy communities: directives, changes
with Green Deal / For for 55, guidelines for state aid, important
coming steps to look out for. by Antonia Proka, RESCOOP, -
online (AP-RESCOOP
pdf file, 2.6 MB)
Experiences
and Examples of Energy Communities:
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Danish
Recent Experiences with Community Owned Energy by Henning Bo Madsen,
chair of INFORSE-Europe/VE, Denmark
(HBM-INFORSE
pdf, 0.7MB)
- German Examples of Energy Communities' Successes and Challenges
by Marilys Louvet and Marcela Norena Ospina, WECF-Germany (ML-MNO-WECF
pdf file, 0.5 MB)
- Polish experiences and examples, by Zuzanna Sasiak, SEI, Polish
Green Network Poland (ZS-PGN
pdf file, 1 MB)
- Turkish examples, Establishing Energy Communities in Turkish
Islands by Melis Yilmaz,Troya Environmental Association, Turkey
(MY-Troya
pdf, 0-9 MB)
Discussion: Our Experiences with Energy Communities,
Guidelines for Success How to organise energy communities? When
do they succeed
and
when not? Recommendations. (pdf file Recommendations result
of goup work)
- Local experiences
from the UK: Dorset Community Energy by Pete West (PW-pdf
file, 1 MB)
- Local experiences in Poland: Ttransition of the coal region in Wielkopolska
region by Agata Kuzminska; and new cooperative initiative in Krakow by Bartlomiej
Weglarz.
Read More: INFORSE-Europe's web site on Power
of Community Energy Project.
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Municipalities and Local Authorities as Keys for the Transition:
How Covenant of Mayor’s drive the development? How municipalities
in (Belarus and) Ukraine are leading transition? Danish / German
green ambitions in municipalities.
- Danish Municipality of Ringkobing by Henning
Donslund, online (pdf)
- Ukraine Municipality of Korosten cooperation at Covenant of Mayor
and NGO REA by Olexendra Tryboi, REA, Ukraine
(OT-REA
pdf, 2.5 MB)
- Belarus Municipalities at Covenant of Mayors by Dima Burenkin
- online.
- Local solutions to save electricity and heat and use renewable
energy - Launch of Database, by Olexendra Tryboi, REA, Ukraine.
The Database is available in Ukrainian, Russian and English. Link
to database: selnee.rea.org.ua
Read more: INFORSE-Europe's web site on SELNEE
Project.
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International Cooperation:
- Global Climate Negotiations; North-South dialogue, eco-villages
in the global south by Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE-Europe (JS-INFORSE
pdf, 2.8 MB)
- Experiences from Uganda by Lumu Tonny Junior, Green Ambassador's
Club of JEEP in Uganda. (LTJ-Uganda
pdf, 2 MB)
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Sufficiency Day (19 December)
Transition to Sustainable Energy with Energy Sufficiency, Energy
Efficiency, Renewable Energy:
- Introduction of energy sufficiency as a third driver for the transition.
Scenarios for the transition, in Western Europe, Belarus, Ukraine.
Results of SELNEE Project.
- Experiences on how to make the energy and climate transition
happen. The wicked problems we face and wicked solutions we can use
-, from national scenarios such as Zero Carbon Britain to county
and local plans, including what citizens and local grassroots groups
can do by Paul Allen, CAT, UK. (PA-CAT-UK
pdf, 3.9 MB)
- Energy sufficiency and energy transition
in Denmark and EU by Gunnar Boye Olesen, (GBO-INFORSE
pdf, 0.5 MB)
- Transition of Eastern European countries, Dima Buronkin INFORSE
- Europe, Olexandra Tryboi, Renewable Energy Agency, Ukraine. (OT-REA
Ukraine pdf 1.3MB) |
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GUIDED
TOURS: Prospective Sustainable Energy Developments, Energy
Communities:
Tour 1: Walking tour at
the Nordic
Folkecenter for Renewable Energy (NFRE) by Jane Kruse,
NFRE
Tour 2:
Bus tour: Osterild Off-shore wind test site,
with the world’s biggest windmills, and exhibition at the visitor
center; Snedsted
solar district heating with
solar thermal collector field of 6500 m2 of 512 panels;
Small windmill Test Center of Nordic
Folkecenter for Renewable Energy.
Tour 3: Bus tour: Lemvig community biogas
plant;
Hvide Sande District Heating consumer owned cooperative,
windmills at the beach, heat absorber for heat pump, combination
with thermal
solar; Lem Distrct Heating Consumer owned non-profit
cooperative with thermal solar and air-water heat pump, combined
with burning wood chips and gas. Placed next to
one of the Vestas production
facilities in the municipality; Norhede-Hjortmose
Wind Farm (over 100 mio. Euro local investment) and PV
farm (almost 17 mio. Euro), visitor center; Tvind
International School Centre: 1-MW wind turbine, the
longest operating modern windmill,
heat pump, solar PV systems on 3 roofs, solar cooker, stand-alone
system with small solar cells and a 400 Watt wind turbine, vegetable
garden, and bio waste water plant.
Short description of the sites visited (Study
Tour information pdf, 0.5 MB) |
Pictures
from the Guided Study Tour of the INFORSE-Europe Seminar
in 2021: |
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