Valencia
Valencia is the close ally, the one that listens, informs and accompanies. With its Energy Offices, it becomes a point of contact between citizens and the energy transition.
In Valencia, a mission unfolds with renewed strength. The València Clima i Energia Foundation leads the pilot project that seeks to take a leap forward in the citizen accompaniment towards energy rehabilitation, through a close and transforming model: its current Energy Offices.
With the experience accumulated in the three offices already active, this pilot becomes a journey to discover where its greatest power lies: helping citizens to undertake rehabilitation projects, strengthen their knowledge and open new paths of collaboration.The objective is clear: to help citizens undertake rehabilitation projects, strengthen their knowledge and open up new avenues for collaboration. The objective is clear: to empower the Offices where they shine most brightly and, at the same time, to explore new and, at the same time, explore new ways to intensify synergy with citizens.
The mission does not stop there. It also aims to to expand the scope with the study of creating a new office in a remote neighborhood, where it is most needed, multiplying the impact and bringing the right to energy closer to more households.where it is most needed, multiplying the impact and bringing the right to energy closer to more households. But Valencia does not walk alone: this model model also aspires to serve as a beacon for other municipalitiesThey will be able to draw inspiration from the experience of the Energy Offices to guide their populations on the road to efficiency, energy justice and the renovation of their buildings.
7 Spanish cities
Seven Spanish cities have decided to act in response to the growing threat of climate change. Thus was born URBANEW, a mission driven by the Mission Cities to transform urban environments by rehabilitating what has already been built, reducing emissions and generating a new way of living in cities.
To make this possible, a network of Super-Technicians, professionals with extraordinary skills in sustainability, regeneration and energy efficiency, joined forces to shape replicable, high-impact solutions.
Today this movement is growing in Europe and beyond, and the legacy that the seven cities started continues.
Finance
This project: SGA-NZC-101121530-EMC³-Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council - Enabling Massive Change for Climate-neutral Cities (Spain, 2024-2026), is part of the Enabling City Transformation Programme, under the initiative 'Accelerating cities' transition to net zero emissions by 2030' - 'NetZeroCities', Grant Agreement No. 101121530.
Developed by NetZeroCities (EIT Climate-KIC), funded by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) under powers delegated by the European Commission, within the Horizon Europe Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2021-2027).
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