- REScoop PLUS
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The REScoop Plus project aims to make REScoops in Europe go beyond their activities of producing and supplying energy and take up energy savings for their members as a new pillar in their organisations.
WP1 - Project Management
You will find here the documents related to the management of the project, and our consortium.
Leader: Level Up
WP2 - Statistical Analysis
This part of the work was focused on the statistical analysis of the impact of the best practices on the cooperative members.
Leader: Technical University of Crete. Zero-point report on data of supplying REScoops
. Methodology of Analysis
. Final Data Analysis Report
WP3 - Behavioral Analysis
This part of the work was focused on analysing the behavioral impact of the best practices on the cooperative members. We also analysed behavioral changes due to the cooperative engagement.
Leader: Technical University of Twente
WP4 - Selection of the Best Practices
In this work package, we selected and graded the best practices. You will find here the finished product : the Toolkit.
Leader: ODE Decentraal
WP5 - Implementation of the Toolbook
This work was focused on the implementation of the Toolkit. We tested the implementation the best practices inside our consortium first before proposing it to external partners.
Leader : Coopernico
. Action plans for implementing the Toolkit (on-going)
. Report on workshops for market uptake (on-going)
. Recorded In-house training (see BP pages)
WP6 - Legal Environement Analysis
In order to deliver best practices that will suit our members throughout Europe, we carried out a legal analysis of the European and National environements.
Leader: REScoop.eu
. Analysis of the European environement for the best practices
. Analysis of the National environements for the best practices
. Analysis of market barriers to implementation (on-going)
WP7 - Dissemination and Exploitation
This last piece of the work is related to communicating, disseminating and exploitating our results.
Leader: REScoop.eu
. Reports of Synergie Workshops (on-going)
. Reports on Policy Meetings (on-going)
. Report on the Academic Conference of REScoop PLUS (on-going)
. Report on the Final Conference of REScoop PLUS (on-going)
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ENTRUST
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PENNY
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