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Energy Efficiency First: How Energy Agencies Shape Smarter Energy Planning

How can regional authorities and energy agencies put the Energy Efficiency First principle into practice? Watch the third ManagEnergy Online Seminar to explore how EE1st is shaping smarter energy planning across Europe.

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Publication date
26 February 2025
Author
European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

Description

The Energy Efficiency First (EE1st) principle is a cornerstone of EU energy policy, ensuring that cost-effective energy efficiency measures are prioritised in planning and decision-making. But how can this principle be effectively applied at the regional level?

This ManagEnergy x Regio1st webinar explores how different levels of governance are integrating EE1st into their energy strategies. Featuring insights from the European Commission, as well as case studies from Ireland and Spain, this session highlights the challenges and solutions in applying EE1st at the local and regional levels.

Agenda:

🔹 EU Policy Context – Energy Efficiency First in the Current Legislative Framework (Veronika Jirickova, European Commission, DG ENER)
🔹 Introduction to ManagEnergy (Seamus Hoyne, TUS)
🔹 Introduction to Regio1st (Florine Serrault, FEDARENE)
🔹 Case Study: South East Ireland – Avoiding Lock-In Effects in Energy Planning (Paddy Phelan, South East Energy Agency)
🔹 Case Study: Asturias, Spain – Transforming Regional Energy Planning with EE1st (Cesar Valmaseda, FAEN)
🔹 Interactive Q&A

 

Watch the Youtube Recording

ManagEnergy x Regio1st webinar on Energy Efficiency First

Files

  • 26 FEBRUARY 2025
EU Policy Context – Energy Efficiency First in the Current Legislative Framework by Veronika Jirickova, European Commission, DG ENER
  • 26 FEBRUARY 2025
Introduction to ManagEnergy by Seamus Hoyne, TUS
  • 26 FEBRUARY 2025
Introduction to Regio1st by Florine Serrault, FEDARENE
  • 26 FEBRUARY 2025
Case Study: South East Ireland – Avoiding Lock-In Effects in Energy Planning by Paddy Phelan, SEEA
  • 26 FEBRUARY 2025
Case Study: Asturias, Spain – Transforming Regional Energy Planning with EE1st by Cesar Valmaseda, FAEN