Stitching the Energy Transition in Cities - Eduardo Blanco
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#1 Introduction: The Fairness of Energy Transition
Chapters
#1
Introduction: The Fairness of Energy Transition
#2
Meeting Dr. Eduardo Blanco: Background and Experience
01:41
#3
Understanding the Role of Cities in Energy Transition
03:22
#4
The Neighborhood Approach: A Social Perspective
06:45
#5
Diving into PowerUp: Addressing Energy Poverty
09:37
#6
Innovative Solutions from PowerUp Project
17:12
#7
Lessons Learned from the PowerUp Experience
24:42
#8
Building Trust and Engagement in Communities
28:37
#9
Conclusion: The Path Forward for Energy Justice
36:32
Stitching the Energy Transition in Cities - Eduardo Blanco
Cities are on the front line of the energy transition. They are also where energy poverty is most visible.
In this episode of Energ’Ethic, Marine Cornelis talks with Dr Eduardo Blanco from Energy Cities, coordinator of the POWER UP project.
The episode covers:
Social energy players and new local business models
Municipal leadership and public risk-taking
Neighbourhood-scale solutions
Concrete lessons from European pilot cities
Eduardo explains why building fair energy systems looks less like engineering and more like embroidery. Slow, precise and deeply human.
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