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European
Sustainable Energy Seminar got together 30 people
from civil society organisations and other actors to
discuss:
• How we speed up the transition away
from fossil fuels and move to sustainable energy.
• Highlights of
the European Transition, Barriers,
and Key Elements of the Transition
including:
_ > Policies
for Sufficiency as Climate Policies, > Local
Energy Communities,
_ > Nuclear
Power problems and
its derailing of the
transition, > Hydrogen
Futures, > Biomass
and its pollution
• Highlights
on a new
training program
Energy Literacy
for Youth (ELY),
introduction
and trying out
selected training
methods.
• Guided
Tour to see
the Nordic
Folkecenter for Renewable
Energy
• Study Tour to
new, sustainable energy developments
in North Western Denmark.
Part
of the program was online.
The Seminar was organised by INFORSE-Europe and partners of the project:
Sufficiency as Climate
Action (*) financially supported by Nordic Council
of Ministers.
The Seminar
also presented and tested the training methods of the Energy
Literacy for Youth (ELY) Project (**)
funded by EU Erasmus+ Program. Additionally, the seminar was supported
by the Environment and Energy Fund, Denmark (***).
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| PROCEEDINGS - PROGRAM
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| Mon.
17/8 |
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• European
Climate and Energy Transition, Energy Futures, the
Role of Hydrogen and Other New Developments.
- Presentations
by Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe, Presentation
by GBO (pdf 1.1 MB) and Veerle Dossche, CAN-Europe,
Renewable Energy Program, Presentation
by VD (pdf 1.2 MB)
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• Energy
Sufficiency, its Role in the Energy Transition and
Road to Climate Neutrality, International Experiences.
- Presentations by Yves
Marignac negaWatt, France,Presentation
by YM-GBO (pdf 1.5 MB) and Toke Haunstrup Christensen,
Aalborg University, Denmark,Presentation
THC (pdf 5.6 MB)
• Policies
for Sufficiency as Climate Policies
- Presentations
of sufficiency policies and proposals from Denmark, Norway,
Sweden, Latvia, Estonia, and Belarus by the
partners of the “Sufficiency as Climate Action” Project:
- Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe, Presentation
by GBO (pdf 0.7 MB)
- Sofie von Canegem, NNV, Norway, Presentation
by SVC (pdf 0.5 MB)
- Marit Widman, Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SNCC), Presentation
by MW (pdf 0.7 MB)
- Janis Matulis, Latvian Green
Movement (LaGM), Presentation
by JM (pdf 2.8 MB)
- Juta Kruusmae, Eesti Roheline Liikumine, FoE Estonia, Presentation
by JK (pdf 0.6 MB)
- Irina Sukhi, Ecohome, Presentation
by IS (pdf 0.4 MB)
Summary conclusions on how to integrate sufficiency policies in climate policies
and the effects. Dialogue in groups on how to have sufficiency policies on the
climate agenda and the results we can expect.-Conclusions
in plenary based in group work.
Read more: Briefing
on Nordic Baltic Sufficiency Measures and How to communicate
it (pdf, 1.1 MB) by the partners of the Sufficiency
as Climate Action Project |
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• Energy
Literacy for Youth (ELY) Project and Training
Methods. Introduction
The ELY project is a cooperation project by project
partners INFORSE-Europe, Open Foundation, MgLab, and YEE with
local activities in Denmark, Germany, Czechia, Poland. The ELY
Project is supported by Erasmus+.
Presentation by Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE-Europe, Presentation
by JS (pdf 2,4 MB)
• Exhibition
and trying out methods of on ELY - Energy Literacy for
Youth
- Experiments
with solar, wind, history sheets, and cooking with
the sun (solar cooker, hay box), Board Game, Silent
Discussion. Guided by
Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE-Europe. (pictures
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• Guided
Tour at the Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable Energy
- by
Jane Kruse, director of Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable Energy
Download: Description of the Folkecenter
and the sites of the Study
Tour (pdf 0.9 MB) |
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• Participants
presented an issue or activity they were engaged
in, which was discussed |
| Tues.
18/8 |
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• Sustainable
Energy Study Tour including (18/8):
-- Small heating plant with large heat pump
-- Thyborøn
the world’s largest co-operatively owned windmill
-- Harboøre. Wastewater sludge biochar production and Lemvig water
treatment plant
-- Ramme Energy Park with windmill, solar cell park, hydrogen, and ammonia
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Optional (20/8): Test station for big windmills
Download:
Description of the sites visited during Study
Tour (pdf 0.9 MB) incl. the Nordic Folkecenter for
Renewable Energy.
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• Energy
Communities and their Roles in a Just Transition. Good
Examples, Barriers, Next Steps on EU-level.
- Presentations
by Henning Bo Madsen, Presentation
by HBM (pdf 1 MB), Gunnar Boye Olesen, Presentation
by GBO (pdf 1.8 MB) from VE & INFORSE-Europe.
-• ELY:
’Build Your Own Energy Community’ (LEGO)
Background:
8 reasons and 6 steps to build an Energy
Community (pdf), Presentation
by GBO (pdf 0.9 MB)
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| Wed.
19/8 |
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• Energy
Transition and Nuclear Power Plans and Problems
- Presentations by Nadja Zeleznik, Nuclear Transparency Watch, Patricia Lorenz,
Foe Europe and Gunnar Boye Olesen, Presentations
by NZ, PL, GBO (pdf 0.4 MB)
- Group work, Conclusion from group work in plenary.
• Biomass
Use and its Air Pollution
- Presentation by Henning Bo Madsen and Gunnar Boye Olesen on EU ecodesign
regulations and its limits. Presentation
by HBM, GBO (pdf 0.5 MB)
• Future
Activities: Brain Storm and Mapping.
- Dashboard
of future activities, selection of future work and priorities.
- Group
work on proposed future activities and priorities.
- Plenary
on priorities for coming activities, who will engage, and agreements |
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• ELY
training modules of choice: Energy Experiments, Lego Building
Eco-Community, Climate Board Game, Silent Discussion Facilitated
by Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE-Europe. (pdf
with pictures) |
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(*) Sufficiency
as Climate Action Project financially supported by Nordic
Council of Ministers.
(**) Energy Literacy for Youth
(ELY) Project financially supported by EU Erasmus Plus Program.
(***) Miljo og Energifonden - Environment and Energy Fund, Denmark.
The views and
opinions expressed are those of the partners, and do not necessarily
reflect those of the financial supporters. |

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