The transition towards a low-carbon economy is closely related to climate change mitigation measures and increasing energy efficiency.
Many regions of central Europe are still highly dependent on fossil fuels and their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are above the EU average. Significant regional disparities exist, given energy efficiency performance as well as the use of renewable energies. These disparities make it difficult to meet the EU 2030 energy targets and climate objectives of the European Green Deal.
Transnational cooperation offers clear benefits in addressing these specific challenges by:
Solutions created by Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE projects include:
► Policy recommendations for decision makers on the use of public funds
► Transnational strategy for an integrated vision of energy efficiency in public buildings
► Transnational concept for setting up energy units within municipal administrations
► Guide for public authorities to plan mobility strategies in functional urban areas