The energy transition is not just about advanced technology or cutting-edge innovation—it is about people. It is about creating opportunities for communities to take ownership of their energy futures, build resilience, and foster economic and social benefits. That is why I am excited to share the latest episode of the EU’s experience of Establishing Energy Cooperatives and possibility of the Models’ Adaptation in Central Asia! In this episode, we delve into the transformative role of energy cooperatives—community-driven initiatives where citizens collectively own and manage renewable energy projects. In Europe, these cooperatives, known as REScoops, have gained recognition through the EU’s Clean Energy Package. They are a game-changer, enabling individuals to actively participate in the energy transition. ✅ What you will learn in this episode: Key legal and policy frameworks driving the success of energy cooperatives in Europe.The barriers these cooperatives face—regulatory, financial, and cultural—and how they are overcoming them.Inspiring stories of how energy cooperatives empower communities and drive measurable environmental and economic outcomes.Insights on adapting this model to Central Asia and other regions.💡 Whether you’re a policymaker, an energy professional, or simply passionate about sustainability, this episode offers valuable takeaways on how grassroots initiatives can lead the way in the energy transition.

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