Renewable Energy Policy Action Paving the Way towards 2020
Project Description
The specific objective of REPAP2020 is to facilitate the process of implementation of the RES Directive on a national level. The main target group of the project are Parlamentarians and Civil Servants in national administrations as well as national industry associations.
REPAP2020 aims at supporting their political work in the field of Renewable Energy - mainly related to the Renewable Energy National Plans.
REPAP will - in a first phase before the notificaiton of the RAPs to the European Commission - accompany the development of the RAPs by offering good advice to the relevant authorities on the design of the RAPs. Furthermore, REPAP2020 will empower national industry associations to come up with their individual RES roadmaps which will serve as an important tool to influence the drafting phase of the RAPs.
In the second phase the project will evaluate the RAPs in order to facilitate a constant feedback and learning process. REPAP2020 will show good policy practices and highlight missing pieces in the individual RAPs.
REPAP2020 also aims at creating a network of key players in the field and at offering a platform for the RES industry as well as for Parlamentarians (both EU and national Parliaments) and National Administrations in charge of energy issues. These key actors will be involved both as input providers and disseminating partners. REPAP2020 shall enable them to express their views on the political process and help to improve the upcoming political decisions on RES within Europe and especially on the Member States' level.
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Coordinator
European Renewable Energy Council (EREC)
Project Partners
Association of Energy Producers from Renewable Energy Sources (APER)
Portuguese Renewable Energy Association (APREN)
German Renewable Energy Federation (BEE)
Belgian Renewable Energy Federation (EDORA)
Vienna University of Technology (EEG)
European Forum for Renewable Energy Sources (EUFORES)
Fraunhofer – Society for the promotion of applied research (Fraunhofer)
Polish Economic Chamber of Renewable Energy (PIGEO)
Renewable Energy Association (REA)
Syndicat des Energies Renouvelables (SER)
Swedish Association for Renewable Energies (SERO)
With the support of Intelligent Energy Europe
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