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Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

Learning opportunities

Energy poverty is a growing challenge and civil society not only needs to acknowledge the challenge but also take concrete and effective actions to address it.  However, due to the complexity of the phenomena, front-line actors often face a lack the required experience and capacity to tackle it.

Local and regional authorities are in an ideal position to take action against energy poverty (they have a direct dialogue with the citizens and being super-partes with respect to the energy market). EPAH will support local governments, to play an active and significant role in addressing energy poverty by providing training opportunities to increase knowledge and build capacity on energy poverty.

EPAH will run three interactive online courses with the first one starting in January 2022. Each course addresses distinct target groups and requires different levels of commitment.

The EPAH intro course will address all stakeholders with the aim to introduce the problem of energy poverty and its political context. The course will be initially available in English along with subtitled versions in national languages. The course will be available in winter 2022.

