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Women for market uptake of renewable heating and cooling

W4RES #Women4RES is a 3-year-EU-funded project, which aims at scaling-up the involvement of women in the market deployment and uptake of Renewable Heating and Cooling (RHC) solutions via replicable support measures tested and validated across 8 European countries.

W4RES New Webinar Series

We are back! W4RES continues its webinar series on gender mainstreaming, women empowerment and leadership in the renewable heating and cooling (RHC) sector.  

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About W4RES

W4RES project aims at scaling-up the involvement of women in the market deployment and uptake of Renewable Heating and Cooling (RHC) solutions via replicable support measures tested and validated across the 8 European countries. The basic project concept stems from the recognition that women hold great promise as agents of change, helping us progress faster towards our climate and energy targets for 2030.

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Upcoming Events

20 June 2023

If you want more information about our project, meet us at EUREC’s booth during the European Sustainable Energy Week from 20 to 22 June 2023 in Brussels.

15 June 2023

Are you working in the renewable energy sector? Is gender equality on your agenda? Do you want to dive into the topic of financing strategies for the energy transition? On 15 June 2023, the 2nd “Women Energize Women” conference invites experts from the global renewable energy sector to discuss topics related to investment and financing […]

12 June 2023

With the increase of energy prices, more citizens are likely to fall into energy poverty. Since women are considered the main users of energy in the household and face more barriers, they are usually more affected by energy poverty. This webinar, organised by the BeCoop, DECIDE, POWERPOOR and W4RES projects, will have two objectives. On […]

5 June 2023

The energy crisis has increased citizens’ willingness to reduce their energy bills, improve their understanding of energy efficiency and become active in the energy transition. A number of new tools and initiatives have been developed to assist citizens to understand their own energy consumption, and adopt behavioural changes and small scale energy efficiency interventions to […]

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