The implementation of self-consumption is at early stages in many European countries. Financial schemes should be set up... Read more
Public transport is primarily provided in urban areas and the lack of availability in rural areas can force rural reside... Read more
The deployment of smart technologies in societies is questioned by citizens. Certain smart technologies such as smart me... Read more
The development of energy cooperatives is not well-supported by governments. There is a lack of interest from traditiona... Read more
Enable the use of shared cars by increasing the number the car parking spots exclusively for the shared cars across citi... Read more
Public transport can be very crowded during peak times, encouraging many people to take their car. This fiscal measure (... Read more
Policies and regulations play an essential role in fostering the energy transition, as they provide the necessary framework accompanying
the numerous changes in EU energy systems. This section provides a detailed assessment of the policies and regulations related to climate change in six
EU countries:
The policy lab is designed for policymakers and researchers whose work is to engage citizens, NGOs, institutions and companies in policy. Inspired by the Design Thinking methodology, this bottom-up approach helps to co-design policy recommendations with stakeholders in order to change their behaviours and have an impact in everyday life. Built as 10 steps that be taken globally or separately, this guideline is meant to be applicable to any country, any sector, with different focal points to accommodate for local circumstances.
Check out the ENTRUST Policy Toolkit and learn how become an Energy Citizen by adopting sustainable behaviours thought by citizens!