Publications 2012

Energy Cities INFO No.41 The hidden resources of our cities: The good news is that we have local resources all around us, just waiting to be rediscovered. This is why we have almost exclusively dedicated this issue to local initiatives that are today paving the way for tomorrow. Download: PDF - 6.7 Mb

ENGAGE Campaign Guidebook for Cities This guidebook will take you through how to create a successful PR campaign for your ENGAGE initiative by showcasing inspiring examples from the 12 pioneer cities that are already up and running. The guidebook also contains ENGAGE’s vision and some key principles that each campaign rests on. Download: PDF - 8.3 Mb

30 Energy Cities’ proposals for the energy transition of cities and towns In 2012, Energy Cities initiated a process aimed at making and debating proposals for accelerating the energy transition of European cities and towns. These proposals are based on innovative approaches, new ideas and groundbreaking practices. They provide practical answers and link today’s action to the long-term vision of a low energy city with a high quality of life for all. Download: PDF - 9.5 Mb

EC INFO n°40 - The energy transition, an anti-crisis solution? Energy strategies: the German model up for debate p.5, Transition towns: home to change-makers p.6, Innovative ways of sustainable energy financing p.8/9 Download: PDF - 9.4 Mb

SF-Energy Invest exhibition
This exhibition aims at encouraging the use of the European Union Structural Funds - representing 36% of the total EU budget for 2007-2013 - by investing in sustainable energy.
It is composed of 10 pannels showing 10 projects that were made possible thanks to the Structural Funds in different European cities : Agueda (PT), Besançon (FR), Brasov (RO), Brno (CZ), Dobrich (BG), Feldheim (DE), Liiva (ES), London (GB), Morahalom (HU) and Senica (SK).

Contact: Jana Cicmanova, Energy Cities

Covenant of Mayors Presentation Brochure The Covenant of Mayors presentation brochure gives an overview of the origins, main actors, present context and growing importance of the initiative. It shows how cities and regions across Europe and beyond use sustainable energy planning to bring better living environments to their citizens. Also available in: български (bg), čeština(cs), dansk (da), Deutsch (de), eesti (et), ελληνικά (el), español (es), français (fr), Gaeilge (ga), italiano (it), lietuvių (lt), latviešu (lv), magyar (hu), Malti (mt), Nederlands (nl), polski (pl), português (pt), română (ro), slovenčina (sk), slovenščina (sl), suomi (fi), svenska (sv) Download: PDF - 2.2 Mb

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