#PowertyEventoFinal

PRESENTATION

On 14th June 2023, Seville will host the Final Event of the European project POWERTY, framed in the Interreg Europe programme, where the results achieved to mitigate energy poverty of vulnerable groups through the use of renewable energies will be presented.

The experts and partners of the project will present the energy poverty situation in Europe and will explain the practical cases carried out in the different participating countries, such as the development of energy storage systems in social buildings, the application of new public-private financial instruments of easy social access or how the Citizen Energy Communities empower citizens.

In this sense, during the second part of the event, special attention will be devoted to energy communities as a tool to tackle energy poverty and participants will be able to learn in detail, among others, about the energy and learning community that, thanks to the POWERTY project, has been set up in the Torreblanca neighbourhood of Seville, one of the poorest in Spain.

Aimed at professionals and experts from the renewable energy sector, consumer associations, social organisations and agents, energy communities, non-profit companies and social economy organisations, energy companies, universities and research centres and funding bodies, you can see it here .

POWERTY PROJECT

The POWERTY project “Renewable energies for vulnerable groups”, framed in the Interreg Europe programme, aims to enable vulnerable groups affected by energy poverty to benefit from renewable energies to improve their quality of life and health.

The Andalusian Energy Agency, entity assigned to the Regional Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines, is the lead partner of the international consortium. It is joined by the Environment and Energy Agency of the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region (France), the Plovdid Energy Agency (Bulgaria), the Agglomeration Opole Trust (Poland), the Public Investment and Development Agency (Lithuania) and the University of Manchester through the European Fuel Poverty Observatory (UK).