In this section you can look for trainings provided by the partners in the CEESEN network or offer one of your own. Some topics that may interest you include: advocacy, policy-making, renewable energy, energy management, social innovations and fundraising.
On the 2 February 2018 a training in Hungarian European House was jointly organized by WWF World nature Fund of Hungary Foundation and Zempléni Local Enterprise Development Foundation. The training focused on theoretical and practical aspects of sustainable energy management. For more informations , trainings report and study materials please look into the right side […]
On the 12 January 2018 Ignalina hosted the training organized by Public Enterprise Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant Regional Development Agency. The topic of the training was “Project preparation and implementation” and it was led by a lawyer and project development expert Žilvaras Gelumbauskas. 40 participants from seven municipalities of Lithuania attended the event. For more […]
BDS organized the second training on the topic “Energy Roadmapping” on 20th of December, 2017 in restaurant “Gracija” of the Municipality of Kumanovo (Center of NorthEast Planning region). The number of Participants was 24 (Mayors, employees in the Center of NorthEast Planning region and the municipalities; members of the NGOs and Business sector) Press Release […]
On 18th November 2016 the EeB-CA2 matchmaking event takes place, in which innovative stakeholders from across Europe along the whole value chain of energy-efficient buildings and building technologies will get together. From the planning office and research partners of EU projects over manufacturers to municipalities and investors – the EeB-CA2 matchmaking event is your occasion […]
Main outputs are finished and publicly presented stakeholders’ Action plans, the need of long term vision in energy planning and EU and Vidzeme region, some practical examples of how to communicate about the green thinking, low carbon society and energy consciousness of the municipality to the locals and incomers as well as meaningful experience exchange […]
Latvian trainings within the framework of “Energy Management in Vidzeme” continued in May 2018 with the discussion on “Energy Management and Local Government Energy Plans”. This time Arita Leitlande, project assistant at SIA Vidzeme Hospital, took part as a lecturer in the training giving a presentation about the Vidzeme hospital. After that representatives from SIA […]
The next 7th Latvian training was done at the end of April 2018 in Cēsis and dedicated to the establishing an energy management system for all municipal buildings. The training was done with the support of SIA Ekodoma, which provided speakers to discuss energy mapping in the Vidzeme planning region, municipal energy policy, goal-setting, action […]
Next training within the series of “Energy Management in Vidzeme” was held on 11 April 2018 in Latvian Kocēni and focused on establishing energy management system basic principles for a single municipality building. A step-by-step approach to building a power management system was discussed as well as energy efficiency indicators, operational activity, monitoring and goal […]
The training “the European Union in the field of energy financial opportunities of Local governments” was organised by Estonian University of Life Sciences in cooperation with the Tartu Region Energy Agency (Tartu Regiooni Energiaagentuuriga) on 30 November 2017. The training was introduced by Maria Habicht Estonian, who is EU energy and transport work programme of […]
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