From Information to Action: Effective Climate Communication at the Local Level – webinar highlights
In recent years, it has become increasingly clear that information alone is not enough to encourage residents to take climate action. That is why effective communication, which builds trust and shows residents that change is possible here and now at the municipal or city level, is gaining importance. These issues were the focus of the webinar “From Information to Action: Effective Climate Communication at the Local Level”, held on January 28, 2026, on Zoom. The event brought together representatives from local governments, NGOs, and public institutions interested in building effective communication models and providing real support to residents in the energy transition.
Repower Regions Launches Landscape Analysis Report on Europe’s Heating and Cooling Skills Transition

REPOWER REGIONS Launches Landscape Analysis Report on Europe’s Heating and Cooling Skills Transition
The EU- funded, REPOWER REGIONS project consortium is pleased to announce the publication of its first deliverable: the Landscape Analysis Report. This report provides a comprehensive overview of the technological, regulatory, and skills landscape shaping Europe’s heating and cooling (H&C) transition, at a time when the sector is undergoing rapid and systemic change.
REPOWER REGIONS aims to upskill the European workforce to deliver clean, efficient, and resilient heating and cooling solutions supporting the energy transition, reducing emissions, and strengthening regional innovation capacity across Europe.
Zaproszenie na webinarium o angażowaniu mieszkańców i skutecznej komunikacji klimatycznej
Serdecznie zapraszamy do udziału w webinarium pt. „Od informacji do działania. Skuteczna komunikacja klimatyczna na poziomie lokalnym”, które odbędzie się 28 stycznia 2026 r. w godz. 11:00–14:30 (CET) na platformie Zoom Meeting.
Transformation of the heating sector at the local level – summary of the webinar
On 16 December 2025, a webinar entitled ‘Energy transition of the heating sector at the local level’ was held, organised by the Association of Municipalities Polish Network „Energie Cités”. The event gathered representatives of local governments, the heating sector, expert institutions and organisations supporting the energy transition, who discussed the challenges and practical solutions for local heating systems.
Building Renovation and Energy Efficiency. Synergies, strategies and local success stories from the CEE region – Knowledge Exchange Event highlights
The topics of challenges and practical solutions in the field of building renovation and improving their energy efficiency inspired the exchange of experiences and presentation of various strategies during the knowledge exchange event entitled “Building Renovation and Energy Efficiency. Synergies, strategies and local success stories from the CEE region”, which took place on December 10, 2025, in Krakow. The event gathered representatives of local governments, experts, and practitioners from Poland and other countries in Central and Eastern Europe, creating a space for presenting the latest analyses, experiences, and inspiring examples of renovation. The focus was primarily on the challenges associated with the retrofitting of public buildings and the pursuit of ways to ensure that renovation processes lead to measurable energy and social results.
Zaproszenie na webinarium dot. transformacji energetycznej sektora ciepłownictwa na poziomie lokalnym
Stowarzyszenie Gmin Polska Sieć „Energie Cités” serdecznie zaprasza do udziału w webinarium na temat transformacji energetycznej sektora ciepłownictwa na poziomie lokalnym. Wydarzenie online odbędzie się we wtorek 16 grudnia 2025 r. od godz. 10.00, na platformie Zoom Meeting.
SupportDHC partners meet in Krakow: challenges and directions for the transformation of district heating
On 28 and 29 October 2025, partners of the SupportDHC project gathered in Kraków for a productive two-day consortium meeting. With the project entering its final year, participants reviewed progress across all work packages and aligned on the key activities.
A dedicated workshop held alongside the meeting offered insights into the transformation of Poland’s district heating sector, featuring contributions from industry experts and practitioners:
Creating Pilot Clean Energy Transition Assistance Centers – CETAC Project Consortium Meeting
On 21-22 October 2025, the third meeting of the CETAC (Clean Energy Transition Assistance Centres) project partners took place at the Vilnius City Hall. This time, the event was hosted by the Lithuanian organisation Amiestas (Viesoji Istaiga “Atnaujinkime Miesta”). The project meeting, combined with a study visit, brought together representatives of partner organisations from the Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Romania and Ukraine. Poland was represented by representatives of our Association and the City and Municipality of Serock.
PRHyUS Project Partners Dive Deep into Poland's Hydrogen Transformation: A Study Visit to Kraków and Rybnik
From 7-9 October 2025, partners of the Interreg Europe PRHyUS project gathered in Poland for a dynamic three-day event hosted by The Association of Municipalities Polish Network "Energie Cités". The three-day event combined presentations, policy exchanges, and study visits, highlighting Poland’s growing contribution to Europe’s hydrogen transition and the practical steps local governments are taking towards decarbonisation.
Good Practices of Polish and European hospitals – Meeting of the DAPHNE Local Stakeholder Group
On September 25, 2025, the 3rd meeting of the Local Stakeholder Group was held as part of the DAPHNE project: Decarbonising healthcare in EU regions, combined with a bilateral exchange of Good Practices with the Greek Region of Thessaly. The online meeting brought together, among others, representatives of our Association, the Elk City Office, the “Pro-Medica” City Hospital, the 1st Military Clinical Hospital with The Polyclinic of the SPZOZ in Lublin – Branch in Elk, the Municipal Transport Company, and the Thermal Energy Company.


























