Resources

This report addresses the data integration and pre-processing of the GRETA project. Data collection and processing aims to support the work package 4 models that are an integral part of the GRETA project, which investigates the emergence of energy citizenship from the local level to the supranational level.

This plan contains a collection of instructions and decisions regarding project management and coordination. Its objective is to provide useful information to all partners about processes, practices and policies that will be followed during the project implementation for decision-making, work planning, communication, document management, deliverables’ quality management and reporting purposes.

This report details a set of Community Level Indicators (CLIs) developed through co-design workshop activities within the energy communities of GRETA.

This report describes the development of a GIS-based analytical tool to study the emergence of energy citizenship. This task bridges the data collected from case studies and the multinational survey, their re-use in scenario predictions, and their framing for Community Transition Pathways. The task creates a GIS-based tool to georeference and spatialize the data collected to achieve this objective. This task accounts for variations within and between geographical levels by studying their spillover, crossover, and cross-level interaction effects on the local, regional, national, and supranational levels. For this purpose, instruments such as the georeferenced survey data, and other auxiliary data sources, will be used.

The taxonomy of geographical levels and drivers for energy citizenship emergence provides a framework for the definition of the emerging characters of energy citizenship at different geographical levels: local, regional, national, supranational and the transversal virtual level.

This deliverable presents (1) an analysis of the interview results conducted within the energy communities to understand how energy information is being understood and used by different stakeholders, and (2) an analysis using topic modelling to identify the role of social media in energy informatics.

This deliverable outlines the multiple complex connections between the concept of energy justice and the emergence of different forms of energy citizenship. Specifically, through an Energy Justice Framework, it aims to highlight the importance of integrating elements of distributive, procedural and recognition justice to ensure an equitable and fair energy transition. Furthermore, the deliverable investigates the role of justice in the emergent Energy Union strategy and helps to devise paths for just energy citizenships, just policies leading to more durable governance arrangements and social just dynamics between energy citizenships and policies.

This report offers a framework to study the structure and dynamics of energy citizenship emergence.

This deliverable introduces the project website and its development phases and structure. It also outlines how the website serves as a platform for stakeholder interaction.