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As the PATH2LC project is coming to a close, we are taking a look at the project's results and lessons learnt in a press release, available below.
As the PATH2LC project draws to a close, we would like to invite you to share with your partners about the PATH2LC project and the holistic network approach, what it has brought to you and how it can be replicated!
As part of the PATH2LC project, the ALTE69 -PATH2LC's French partner- interviewed Athénaïs Trillat, SECAP officer at the Monts du Lyonnais Community of Urban Areas.
As part of the PATH2LC project, the ALTE69 -French partner- interviewed Florence Damevin, Positive Energy Territories and SECAPs Project Manager at the Saône Beaujolais Community of Urban Areas.
As the PATH2LC project draws to a close, we would like to invite you to our final project meeting!
What are the benefits of networking between territories, at local, national or European level, for the implementation of Sustainable Energy (and Climate) Action Plans? Julie Saby, director and "Climate Energy" manager at the Union of West Lyon testifies.
A story by the ALTE69, French partner on PATH2LC.
What benefits does networking between territories, at local, national or European level, offer with regards to the implementation of Sustainable Energy (and Climate) Action Plans?
We give the floor to Sophie Moncorgé, project manager for "energy management and renewable energies" at the West Rhodanian Community of Urban Areas, in France.
Please find below a link to PATH2LC's latest newsletter!
On September 30th, Fraunhofer ISI presented the first results from the PATH2LC project at Enerday 2022 in Dresden, Germany. The municipalities from the German network are well on their way to reducing their carbon footprint!
Please find below a link to PATH2LC's latest newsletter!
The second peer-to-peer learning session of the PATH2LC project will take place on May 11th 2022.
This session will be organized by Energy Cities. It will aim to discuss ways how cities can back renewable energy communities!
Please find below a link to PATH2LC's second newsletter.
The first year of the project provided an opportunity to promote mutual understanding. The project team wanted to understand how to best support municipalities in the implementation of their SECAP measures. The municipalities wanted to understand what the project is about and how they could benefit from the “Learning Municipality Network” approach.
Organising and facilitating the local transition through multi-actor engagement processes in cities
Local Climate Pact : How local authorities create their own COP21 ?
Cities going circular: the role of local authorities in avoiding, preventing and reducing the consumption of resources
The networks have started successfully and will soon go into the next round. The second network meeting will take place between September and December 2021.
Dissemination by publications: discover the next steps coming about the results of the PATH2LC Project.
