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CEAH Launches Second Call for Municipalities to Host Citizen Energy Panels

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The Citizen Energy Advisory Hub (CEAH) has launched a second call, inviting municipalities to host a Citizen Energy Panel – a structured, one-day workshop that brings residents together to co-develop recommendations for local energy policies. 

Citizen Energy Panels are a practical way to gather direct input from residents, better understand local needs and barriers, and strengthen trust, inclusion, and public support for local energy plans. They can be particularly valuable when developing or updating local strategies such as Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plans (SECAPs).

Selected municipalities receive hands-on support from the CEAH team, including training, tools and expert guidance throughout the process – from preparation to delivery and follow-up.  

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Join an upcoming webinar 

You are warmly invited to a dedicated session of the Homegrown Energy webinar series:  
👉 Homegrown Energy Webinar – Building Energy Communities with Citizens (4 June, 10:00–11:00)

This session will feature a practical example from the Municipality of Getafe, which is receiving support to organise and deliver its Citizen Energy Panel in June. The webinar will provide insights into how panels work in practice and how municipalities can engage citizens effectively in local energy initiatives. 

 

 

Find out more about the Green Deal Support Office projects:

 

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Apply to host a Citizen Energy Panel
CEAH Citizen Energy Panel Stakeholder Pack