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The Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign began in 2005. Its latest phase (2009-2011) has come to an end on 31 December 2011. The new phase of the Campaign will concentrate on its main activity, namely the EU Sustainable Energy Week, including its Energy Days, and the annual Sustainable Energy Awards Competition.

More than 250 new projects have joined the Awards Competition annually in the past years and the Sustainable Energy Week attracted 720 events in 2011. Sign up and apply for the Awards Competition 2012 or organise an Energy Day in your city or region during the EUSEW, which will take place between 18 and 22 June 2012.

It is no longer possible to submit a project to the Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign.

Why join the European movement towards sustainable energy?

If you manage a brilliant project with great results, why keep it to yourself? If energy efficiency and renewable energy matter to you, why not share your expertise with others and showcase your initiative? To find out how you can get involved with your project or event, check your eligiblity below and create an account.

Apply for the awards

Take part in the Sustainable Energy Europe Awards Competition and submit your project to us! The annual awards are a high point of the EU Sustainable Energy Week and provide an invaluable opportunity to highlight the successes of the most outstanding, ambitious and innovative projects in sustainable energy and energy efficiency.

To take part in the Awards Competition, your project must match the following selection criteria:

Your project must make a significant and proven contribution to the EU 2020 objectives with regards to energy efficiency and renewable energy sources. You would need to present concrete facts and figures explaining how your project will generate energy savings and/or increase the use of renewable energy sources regardless of the size of your project.

Your projects should be an outstanding example in its area. It is not enough for your project to simply fulfil official requirements in relation to energy efficiency and/or renewable energy sources. Rather, it should represent excellence in its respective field.

Your project should be replicable. Your project should be replicable to a different context so that others may benefit from your experience.

The main promoter of your project must be based in Europe. With main promoter we mean the organisation(s) responsible for the project.

Research and Demonstration (R&D) projects and products are not eligible. This is a campaign to collect and showcase outstanding projects with proven results and a high replication potential. It is not the right place for projects which develop, test or demonstrate novel and untried approaches or technologies. Projects are time-bound activities to achieve a predetermined outcome – products are not.

Check out the 2011 Awards winners and their inspiring stories.

Organise an Energy Day during EUSEW 2012

You can also organise an Energy Day to promote renewable energy or energy efficiency. This can be any event – from exhibitions, conferences, online events, and performances to guided tours, open door days, workshops, media campaigns, concerts and much more. In line with the EUSEW 2012 main theme, events addressing renewable energy matters are particularly welcome. But also events addressing resource efficiency qualify to become an Energy Day.

5 good reasons to get involved:

  1. Raise the profile and improve the image of your organisation, town, city or region
  2. Be part of a European campaign
  3. Spread your sustainable energy technologies and practices
  4. Attract media attention and make headlines
  5. Get additional visibility and support for your event from us

Covenant of Mayors signatories: take part in the EUSEW and organise your Energy Days!Covenant of Mayors

By signing up to the Covenant of Mayors, local authorities commit to reduce their CO2 emissions by at least 20% across their territories. Covenant signatories pledge to organise local Energy Days once a year to promote the support of citizens and local stakeholders needed to meet this challenge.

Is your city already a Covenant signatory? Then take advantage of the Sustainable Energy Week to give your event additional visibility and let us know. Please contact: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Questions?

If you have any questions about your project or event becoming part of the Awards Competition or EUSEW, please contact us.

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Sustainable Energy Europe Awards 2012

Do you manage an outstanding sustainable energy project? Apply for the Awards now!

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