After eight months of work, the “Participatory Schools of Energy Culture” project has launched its website, now available in five languages (Spanish, English, Romanian, Greek, and Turkish). Visitors will find information about the project, its objectives, and its partners, as well as the latest news. The most innovative feature is the Virtual Environment of Energy Culture, a space for learning and participation that will host educational materials and teaching resources as they are developed. For now, only the Energy Information Center is available, while the remaining sections are still in progress.

With an accessible, attractive, and modern structure, the project website aims to raise awareness of all aspects related to the initiative, and more importantly, to provide a space for learning and participation around energy culture—promoting knowledge and the development of sustainable competencies.

The first element of the Virtual Environment to be developed is the Energy Information Center. In this Center, users can find: country-specific reports on the state of energy poverty in the four partner countries; a catalog of Best Practices related to sustainability and the ecological transition; progress reports on the SDGs and the EU 2030 Agenda in relation to energy; a collection of educational resources and teaching materials including laws, reports, treaties, etc. related to energy culture; a multilingual dictionary with one hundred energy-related terms.

This Energy Information Center is the first completed outcome of the project, and we hope users will find the platform engaging, accessible, comprehensive, and valuable.

Visit the project website and explore its Virtual Environment at the following link: Participatory Schools of Energy Culture