Consumers and behavioural change

Based on year-long research, including methodologies on literature review, the assessment of 98 cases, interviews with experienced professionals and exchanges with experts, RGI and IEECP have developed the Engage4Energy Guidelines for citizens, developers and policymakers on meaningful engagement in energy infrastructure projects. The interactive tool aims at providing guidance for the user, tailored to their specific context.

The customised recommendations follow a general structure based on four key principles: early engagement, transparency, inclusiveness and trust.

They also offer specific actions to implement meaningful engagement through three levels: information sharing, consultation and empowerment. Lastly, the user has access to an inspiring example that showcases how engagement can be led in a meaningful way.

We hope to continuously update the tool. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with Diana Süsser at [email protected], should you have any suggestions for improvement.

ENPOR monitors the dimensions of energy poverty in the PRS through the Energy Poverty Dashboard: an online tool mapping energy poverty in Europe. This energy justice information and action hub serves as a platform for stakeholders and policymakers to assess the success and failure of policies. It provides a platform for knowledge exchange within and between different national contexts as well as facilitates the dialogue between the REACT groups in national contexts.

An information and action hub, decision-support and public engagement tool all at once, it provides customised new data in a user-friendly format while also offering affected stakeholders information on relevant initiatives, collaborations and forms of support.

Developed by the ENPOR project.