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The Island Movement is a network of islanders and devotees to islands and island life who use their shared knowledge, experience, and passion to support, help, and promote islands and living on them.

The Clean energy for EU islands secretariat was established as a pilot in order to assess the needs for developing the Initiative further. Check out the publication with a series of highlights that confirmed the large potentials of the secretariat, which are just some of the many more reasons for the European Commission and the Member States to establish a long term framework.Community driven climate action - from all of us to all of us!Enjoy!- The Clean Energy for EU Islands Secretariat

ACIF-CCIM is a private and non-profit multisectoral business association and also the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Madeira, founded in 1836.It has about 800 members mostly SME.

Thanks to the national partners of the Clean Energy for EU Islands Secretariat, islands can now learn about the island-related policies in their country and other EU countries in one place.

The information compiled in this document involves 9 policy briefs provided by some of the supporting organisations in the EU-wide island community. These organisations share a broader focus than one island and have provided a ‘state of play’ for having an enabling and encouraging environment for the clean energy transition on islands. 

Here you may watch some tips from the island of Samsø, Denmark where all stakeholders got involved to make the island's energy transition possible!

Get also an insight into the our Energy Academy's most recent work: EN DK

This guide is designed to help you make your meetings and workshops a success - online and in real life, no matter whether you are just starting out and need to develop a vision or strategy, whether you want to develop a specific project, or whether you need to take some time to consolidate your community.

The usual technical assistance and support schemes often take the capacity of a community to stay informed and eventually access such instruments for granted. Resources in the form of small grants for early stage organisation, preparations and planning are very scarce and as a result small islands are left behind. 

Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the Scottish off-grid communities.

Learn more about the clean energy transition vision and planning on the island of Cape Clear, Ireland