The European Islands Facility NESOI will be hosting their first capacity building webinar on the 18th of June 2020 to share the knowledge gathered from the survey issued to EU Islands over the past months. The webinar will also be useful to gain insights on the eligibility criteria for the technical assistance that NESOI can offer.
The European Islands Facility NESOI, supports the EU islands energy transition process, facilitating the decentralization of energy systems and contributing to EU policy in achieving 2030 climate targets. To reach NESOI’s objectives our first action has been to design and broadly distribute a survey towards European islands, to understand and identify islands’ energy challenges, projects readiness and assistance requirements to finetune NESOI’s Technical Assistance solutions.
Taking place between 11.00 am – 12.00 pm, this 60 minutes, dynamic, time-boxed webinar, will offer the opportunity to gain useful insights drawn from the survey results such as the current status on energy transition projects across EU Islands and how this information helps us better target NESOI’s resources; Stories about projects sent by the islands having answered to the NESOI survey allowing other islands (Survey Respondents) to identify the gaps in their planning and; Concrete energy project metadata analysis (that are helping us identify the type of projects currently in development, common barriers encountered by the islands and their financial needs).
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