| Welcome to the fourth edition of the CRETE VALLEY newsletter! The journey toward building a Renewable Energy Valley in Crete continues to advance through concrete achievements across implementation, community engagement, research, and dissemination. Over the past months, the project has progressed on the ground with key milestones such as the installation of the first electricity‑generating windmill, ongoing developments within the Community Energy Labs, and active involvement of local communities in shaping solutions such as district heating networks. At the same time, efforts to make the project’s technological ecosystem more accessible have led to the launch of a dedicated“Technological Solutions” webpage, showcasing the digital tools supporting the design and operation of Renewable Energy Valleys. Alongside these activities, CRETE VALLEY continues to translate research into practical outputs, including new guidance on fostering citizen participation in renewable energy projects. We also gaining broader visibility through international media coverage, highlighting our role within the wider European energy transition, while ongoing research work is further strengthened through the release of new deliverables covering planning tools, impact assessment, and data sharing. In this edition, you will also discover upcoming opportunities to engage with CRETE VALLEY and access the latest scientific publications and project resources. Stay connected through our LinkedIn page, visit our website and keep following our journey as we continue to turn innovation into real impact! Prof. Vaggelis Marinakis Elissaios Sarmas Read the newsletter! |
CRETE VALLEY Newsletter #4
Discover how CRETE VALLEY is turning innovation into action through on-the-ground milestones, community-driven solutions, and tools for renewable energy planning. From research to real-world impact, explore the latest progress, resources, and opportunities in this new newsletter edition.
Co-funded by the European Union under grant agreement no. 101136139. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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Project coordinator | Energy Policy Unit - NTUA
Prof. Vaggelis Marinakis
Project manager | Energy Policy Unit - NTUA
Dr. Elissaios Sarmas
Communication secretariat | ICLEI, ICONS
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