Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Kos, Greece.
Kos is one of the Greek Dodecanese islands. It is known for its abundant sandy beaches and antique landmarks. The island has an area of about 287 square kilometres.
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Chios, Greece.
Chios is a Greek island, located northeast in the Aegean Sea. The first step towards the development of Chios’ CETA has been the identification of stakeholders on the island followed by the identification of the legal framework and restrictions for the islands’ clean energy transition at a local, national and EU level.
The Greek island of Samos published its Clean Energy Transition Agenda in October 2020.
The Greek islands of Kasos and Symi developed transition agendas in which they aim for energy independence and active citizen participation while ensuring safe, sufficient and affordable energy access.
View Kasos' Transition Agenda
View Symi's Transition Agenda
A Illa de Arousa considers it a priority to promote a cleaner and more sustainable energy model from which the island’s future generations will be able to benefit. Their transition agenda describes actions in different spaces, times, and with multiple actors, with the goal of preserving the environment and improving the quality of life of people.
Download Arousa's Transition Agenda (English)
Download Arousa's Transition Agenda (Galician)
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Halki, Greece.
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Îles du Ponant, France.
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Pantelleria, Italy.
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Kökar, Finland.
Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Korčula, Croatia.