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Webinar: Photovoltaic solutions to tackle energy poverty in the Mediterranean with a gender perspective

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EmpowerMed partners organise a webinar on Thursday 17 February at 14:00 CET for local actors on how to work with communities affected by energy poverty, especially women, for deploying simple photovoltaic (PV) concepts to tackle problems with access to energy. The content will mix information,… Read More »Webinar: Photovoltaic solutions to tackle energy poverty in the Mediterranean with a gender perspective

Vote for Monica Guiteras Blaya for the sustainable Energy Awards 2021 – Woman in Energy

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EmpowerMed team is proud to announce that our colleague, Mὸnica Guiteras Blaya from Enginyeria Sense Fronteres, ESF (Engineers without borders Catalonia), is one of three finalists shortlisted for the EU Sustainable Energy Awards 2021 in the Woman in Energy category! The award recognises outstanding activities… Read More »Vote for Monica Guiteras Blaya for the sustainable Energy Awards 2021 – Woman in Energy

Tackling Energy Poverty through Collective Advisory Assemblies and Electricity and Comfort Monitoring Campaigns

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The present work aims to describe and analyze the results of the interventions carried out in the Barcelona pilot site of the EmpowerMed project. The overall objective of EmpowerMed is to tackle energy poverty and to help improve the health of people in coastal areas… Read More »Tackling Energy Poverty through Collective Advisory Assemblies and Electricity and Comfort Monitoring Campaigns

Finally online our first EmpowerMed paper on an intersectional perspective of energy poverty

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Women and women-led households are disproportionately affected by energy poverty – a condition that worsens gender inequality, exacerbated by age, class and ethnic background among other factors. It is crucial to take a closer look at the relationship between energy poverty and gender. EmpowerMed’s just… Read More »Finally online our first EmpowerMed paper on an intersectional perspective of energy poverty