Activities

Find out more about RGI's previous and upcoming events.

Events

The 'Good Practice of the Year' Award is handed out annually to innovative practices in three categories. Find out more about the election procedure, jury and past winners here.

Find out about RGI's international learning exchange.

Energy Regions in Transition

Funded by BMWK, BePart aims to evaluate the form and effect of participation processes in energy projects within Germany.

The Comparative Analysis of Spatial Requirements of Different Decarbonisation Scenarios project focuses on investigating how the future European energy system will impact the use of space and land.

The Public Engagement for Energy Infrastructure Task will focus on public engagement in the context of building renewable energy generation plants, as well as electricity transmission and distribution grids.

RGI has collected more than 100 best practices among its partners. Browse through them here.

Best practices

Check out our learning corner for webinars, workshops and trainings

Learning corner

The PAC Project - Paris Agreement Compatible Scenarios for Energy Infrastructure - is an RGI-led project aiming to improve European energy planning

PAC Project

Find out more about our programme for national NGOs and TSOs to collaborate in concrete projects

Implementing RGI Declarations

SafeLines4Birds is a collaborative project aiming to reduce the mortality of 13 bird species along power lines

JustWind4All is a research and innovation project that supports the acceleration of on- and offshore wind energy through just and effective governance.

Within DestinE, RGI contributes to enhance climate and weather models for power system operators.

WHY is a Horizon 2020-funded research project aiming to improve the representation of household electricity demand in Energy System Models (ESMs).

WHY

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