Clean Energy Transition Agenda

This Clean Energy Transition Agenda (CETA) for Ventotene presents a roadmap to reduce the island’s dependence on fossil fuels and enhance energy resilience. It includes an assessment of current energy consumption and infrastructure, and proposes actions such as deploying solar PV, improving energy efficiency in buildings, and promoting sustainable mobility. The agenda emphasises community participation, local governance, and alignment with national and EU climate objectives. It also identifies funding opportunities and implementation steps tailored to the island’s unique context.

The Clean Energy Transition Agenda (CETA) for the City of Zadar Islands outlines a strategic plan for transitioning eight Croatian islands—Ist, Iž, Molat, Olib, Premuda, Rava, Silba, and Škarda—toward clean energy. Developed by the City of Zadar and regional partners, the document addresses the islands’ geographic, demographic, and economic contexts, identifying key challenges such as limited infrastructure and vulnerability to climate change.

This Clean Energy Transition Agenda (CETA) for Ventotene presents a roadmap to reduce the island’s dependence on fossil fuels and enhance energy resilience. It includes an assessment of current energy consumption and infrastructure, and proposes actions such as deploying solar PV, improving energy efficiency in buildings, and promoting sustainable mobility. The agenda emphasises community participation, local governance, and alignment with national and EU climate objectives. It also identifies funding opportunities and implementation steps tailored to the island’s unique context.

This Clean Energy Transition Agenda (CETA) for Venø sets out a community-led vision to reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy resilience. It includes an analysis of the island’s current energy consumption and infrastructure, and proposes actions such as expanding solar PV, improving building energy efficiency, and promoting sustainable transport. The agenda emphasises local stakeholder engagement, education, and alignment with national and EU climate goals. It also outlines governance structures and funding opportunities to support the implementation of the transition.

This updated Clean Energy Transition Agenda for Ulva presents a community-driven roadmap to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and promote renewable energy solutions. It includes an assessment of current energy use, identifies opportunities for solar PV and wind energy, and proposes energy efficiency upgrades in buildings and transport. The agenda emphasises local engagement, sustainable development, and alignment with broader Scottish and EU climate goals. It also outlines governance structures, funding pathways, and implementation steps tailored to Ulva’s unique context.

This transition agenda presents a roadmap for San Pietro Island to achieve energy sustainability and climate neutrality. It includes an assessment of the island’s current energy profile and identifies key areas for intervention, such as renewable energy deployment (especially solar), energy efficiency in buildings, sustainable mobility, and community engagement. The strategy emphasises local governance, stakeholder participation, and alignment with regional and EU climate goals. It also outlines funding opportunities and implementation steps to guide the island’s transition.

This final version of the Clean Energy Transition Agenda (CETA) provides a structured, community-driven roadmap for EU islands to achieve energy independence and climate neutrality. It outlines a shared vision, strategic objectives, and priority actions across sectors such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, and circular economy. The agenda emphasises inclusive governance, stakeholder engagement, and capacity building. It also identifies funding opportunities and monitoring tools to support implementation and ensure long-term impact.

This summary outlines the technical assistance provided to Kastellorizo to help the island reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and enhance energy sustainability. It identifies key challenges such as limited grid connectivity and high diesel dependency, and proposes solutions including solar PV deployment, battery storage, and energy efficiency upgrades. The report also emphasises community involvement, local governance, and alignment with national and EU energy goals to ensure a successful and inclusive transition.

This strategic document sets out the Azores’ roadmap to achieve a sustainable, resilient, and decarbonised energy system by 2030. It emphasises increasing the share of renewable energy—particularly geothermal, wind, and solar—while reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels. The strategy includes goals for energy efficiency, smart grid development, and electrification of transport. It also highlights the importance of innovation, local stakeholder engagement, and alignment with EU climate targets.

This strategy document presents a clean energy transition roadmap for the islands of Dugi Otok, Lavdara, and Zverinac. It assesses current energy consumption patterns, identifies key challenges such as reliance on diesel generators and limited grid connectivity, and proposes a vision for a low-carbon future. The plan emphasises the deployment of solar PV, energy storage, and energy efficiency measures, alongside community engagement and sustainable tourism development. It also outlines governance structures and funding mechanisms to support implementation.