Events

Circular Economy beyond Energy: Recycling and Reducing Waste

Thursday, April 29, 2021 - 10:00 to 11:30

The energy transition requires a place where to pilot and demonstrate a fully renewable energy system which is sustainable both technically and economically. The energy company Flexens has identified the opportunity to develop and build a society scale energy system based on renewable energy sources on Åland together with the island government– an island with ideal wind and solar conditions and an ambitious climate and energy strategy with a population dedicated to sustainability. The project aims to demonstrate a society based on 100% renewable electricity.

INTERNATIONAL NESOI WEBINAR VOL. #2: Eligibility self-check tool and early information about NESOI's first call

Thursday, July 30, 2020 - 10:30
NESOI invites you to the 2nd international webinar! On 30th July, you will get early-stage information on how the first call for applicants is being organized. And also, how the islands can get prepared for the call using the Islands’ Self-Check Analysis for Eligibility developed by NESOI.
 

NESOI CAPACITY BUILDING WEBINAR: KNOWLEDGE SHARING FROM THE SURVEY RESULTS AND UNDERSTANDING OF ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Thursday, June 18, 2020 - 11:00 to 12:00

The European Islands Facility NESOI will be hosting their first capacity building webinar on the 18th of June 2020 to share the knowledge gathered from the survey issued to EU Islands over the past months. The webinar will also be useful to gain insights on the eligibility criteria for the technical assistance that NESOI can offer. 

 

CLEAN ENERGY ISLANDS AS CHAMPIONS OF THE GREEN RECOVERY?

Wednesday, June 17, 2020 - 09:30 to 11:00
Webinar - European Sustainable Energy Week 2020

As Europe begins its path towards recovery after the global pandemic, the need to ensure this recovery creates a safe and prosperous future for its economy and its citizens has been raised from many directions. Indeed, the threat posed to our economies and our societies from climate change and environmental destruction has become no less urgent – quite the opposite. We have received a taste of what a severe global crisis can look and feel like, now it is up to politicians, businesses and citizens to move our society into a direction that safeguards our livelihoods.

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