Dear supporters & community, 
learn about "The Bristol Approach" method and how it has been applied for a Citizen Engagement Framework and pilot implementations that place citizens and communities at the heart of the energy market and energy transition.

 BECAUSE
...  we constanctly seek opportunities for supporting "Builders" (in our "Community Effect" Tier) in getting their stories out - and thereby also adding exposure for their collaboration partners - we have recently conducted an interview with Ideas for Change and their collaboration partner Knowle West Media Centre (KWMC).

INTERVIEW
We speak with Lorraine Hudson (KWMC) as well as Anna Higueras & Lucia Errandonea (Ideas for Change) who together co-created and applied the Citizen Engagement Framework for the TwinERGY pilot implementations in Athens Greece, Steinheim Germany, Sardegna Italy and Bristol UK:
“In the Bristol pilot of TwinERGY, we have an objective of involving participants who are typically underrepresented in innovative energy projects. The pilot seeks to involve people who experience fuel poverty and those most impacted by oppressive systems based on disability, classism, racism, gender bias and ableism – and as a result of this are often underrepresented in energy research,” says Lorraine Hudson.

👉 The Bristol Approach for Citizen Engagement in the Energy Market – an interview

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