Resources

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.

This report presents the Ethics and Privacy Management Plan of the GRETA project that aims at producing rich, actionable insights to support the design of EU policies that more effectively engage citizens in the ongoing energy transition. GRETA activities include stakeholder engagement, data management, and result dissemination with direct involvement of end-users. This report summarizes the key ethical and privacy requirements and guidelines that must be applied in the project’s research activities to safeguard individual participants’ dignity and comply with national and European regulations.

This report is the first version of the Data Management Plan(DMP) of the GRETA project that aims to investigate what factors are crucial for the emergence of Energy Citizenship at the local and national levels. This DMP follows H2020 guidelines and comprises: (1) the description of the diverse types of data that will be managed and how they will be collected and generated; (2) the main purposes behind data processing and analysis; (3) the methods and standards that will be applied to allow interoperability and reusability of the information generated in the project; (4) the mechanisms adopted to guarantee that data is securely curated, stored, and shared during and after the duration of the project thus complying with national and EU legislation; (5) the processes used to assure the participants’ privacy is preserved in compliance with national and EU legislation.

This document addresses the management and safeguarding of proprietary knowledge and IPR produced in the GRETA project. It also puts forward a collectively agreed strategy on access rights to background and results (foreground), as well as the exploitation of project results.

This deliverable outlines the GRETA quality assessment plan. It describes the quality-related aspects that are important for any project. Furthermore, the deliverable introduces the implementation of quality assessment and its processes. It illustrates simple but effective quality assessment measures in order to plan, deliver, maintain and upgrade the quality of project outputs.