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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 report outlines technical assistance provided to Menorca to help the island meet its sustainability and decarbonization goals. It evaluates the island’s current energy system, identifies barriers to renewable energy deployment, and proposes actionable solutions. Key recommendations include expanding solar PV and wind energy, enhancing grid flexibility, promoting energy efficiency in buildings, and electrifying transport. The report also emphasises stakeholder engagement, regulatory alignment, and leveraging EU funding to support implementation.

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 report presents a roadmap for a clean energy transition on Mathraki, one of Greece’s smallest inhabited islands. It assesses the island’s current energy situation—characterised by diesel dependency and limited infrastructure—and proposes a shift toward renewable energy sources, particularly solar PV. The plan includes recommendations for energy efficiency improvements, electrification of transport, and community engagement. It also highlights the importance of tailored governance, funding mechanisms, and technical support to overcome the unique challenges of small, remote islands.

This updated NECP details Malta’s roadmap for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing renewable energy use, and improving energy efficiency by 2030. It includes sector-specific targets for electricity, transport, buildings, and industry, and outlines policy measures to support these goals. The plan emphasises solar energy, electrification of transport, and energy-efficient building renovations. It also addresses energy security, research and innovation, and just transition principles.

This summary outlines the technical assistance provided to Lampedusa to support its transition to a more sustainable and resilient energy system. It highlights key challenges such as high dependency on diesel generators and limited renewable energy integration. The report proposes solutions including solar PV deployment, energy storage systems, and energy efficiency measures. It also emphasises the importance of stakeholder engagement, regulatory support, and alignment with national and EU energy strategies to ensure successful implementation.

This feasibility study explores the technical and economic potential for installing solar PV systems on Korčula Island. It assesses solar resource availability, current energy demand, and suitable sites for PV installation. The report includes system sizing, expected energy output, financial viability, and integration with local energy infrastructure. It also considers environmental impacts and regulatory conditions. The study supports Korčula’s clean energy transition by identifying PV as a key component for increasing energy independence and reducing carbon emissions.

This feasibility study assesses the technical and economic viability of installing solar PV systems on Culatra Island. It analyses local solar resources, existing energy consumption patterns, and suitable locations for PV deployment. The report includes system design options, cost-benefit analysis, and potential energy savings. It also considers integration with battery storage and smart grid technologies to enhance energy self-sufficiency. The study supports Culatra’s broader goal of becoming a sustainable energy community and a model for clean energy transition among EU islands.

This report offers tailored technical assistance to help Gozo reduce its carbon footprint and enhance energy sustainability. It assesses the island’s current energy use, infrastructure, and emissions, and identifies opportunities for renewable energy deployment, particularly solar PV and offshore wind. The report also explores energy efficiency improvements in buildings, the electrification of transport, and the integration of smart grid technologies.

This master plan provides a roadmap for scaling up renewable energy deployment in Cyprus, focusing on solar, wind, and biomass potential. It includes a detailed assessment of the island’s current energy mix, grid infrastructure, and regulatory environment. The report proposes a phased approach to integrating renewables, enhancing grid flexibility, and promoting energy efficiency. It also highlights the importance of stakeholder engagement, investment incentives, and policy alignment to overcome technical and financial barriers.