The final publication of the project has also been published and uploaded to the website.

The Policy Paper, "Alleviating Energy Poverty in Romania and beyond", was authored by Andreas Schneller and Jakob Hoffmann of adelphi and Anca Sinea of the UBB.

The policy paper of the EnPower Project

The project team is pleased to announce the publication of the Scientific Report as well as information materials for Romanian stakeholders.

The Scientific Report, prepared by George Jiglau and Anca Sinea of the UBB, offers data-based policy recommendations. The study, "Research report on the

To wrap up the project and present the outputs generated over the last 18 months, the project team hosted an online workshop. The participants list consisted of energy poverty experts from around the world.

The workshop started with an overview of the lessons learned throughout the course of the

As the project nears its end and the final papers are being prepared for publication, the project team will be hosting an online workshop to present the project results. 

The workshop will feature a presentation of the final energy poverty mapping tool as it was applied to Cluj-Napoca. A

The stakeholder consultation brought together local stakeholders from different sectors to present preliminary results from the primary research conducted in Cluj-Napoca and discuss actionable outcomes. 

George Jiglau and Anca Sinea of the UBB presented the interim results of the data collection

The whole project team would like to wish everyone who is following the project a happy New Year and we look forward to sharing our project outcomes with you in 2021.

The final four months of the project promise to be packed with activities and we very much look forward to the upcoming publications

We are very excited to publish the interactive map of energy poverty in the Cluj-Napoca area on our website.

The map allows the user to apply different filters based on the drivers or associated indicators of energy poverty and thus see where the phenomenon is clustered. The map is an important

Stakeholders from the municipality and industry joined an online workshop to gain an overview of the interactive energy poverty map of Cluj-Napoca

As so many events during this time, the workshop presenting the interactive energy poverty map of Cluj-Napoca had to take place online. In attendance

Energy poverty took a centre stage at a number of EU events in the past two months, where we from the EnPower-project took part and engaged in the discussion.

As part of the European Sustainable Energy Week – which took place in June – the talk “Decisive action on energy poverty: solutions from

As the lockdown eases and we slowly move towards a new form of normal in our office and everyday life, we reflect upon how we have used the quarantine time to work on the project and what impact it has had on our activities.

We seized the opportunity presented by everyone working from home and all

As everyone is readjusting to the new work constellations brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak, the project enters its second stage and work continues from home. 

The project work goes on, interviews with international experts on energy poverty and energy efficiency have started. The interviewees

A successful project launch saw industry and government stakeholders come together to discuss their engagement with energy poverty. 

A morning packed with meetings and presentations marked the inauguration of the exiting new project aiming to address energy poverty and greenhouse gas emission

All three implementing partners convened to cover issues ranging from administration to strategy.