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New articles on energy transition and PEDs (in Dutch)

Sep 28, 2020

Our ATELIER project partner Waag, responsible for citizen engagement within the project, has published two new articles (in Dutch) about challenges to the creation of energy-positive neighbourhoods and about the energy transition and how it can succeed locally and democratically.

Find them here:

  • De energietransitie slaagt alleen lokaal en democratisch
  • Hobbels op weg naar energiepositieve wijken

Interested in learning more? Get in touch with Teska Drosten from Waag: teska@waag.org

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