• Title: Renewable Energy Communities, Prospects and Challenges
• Date: October 18, 2022
• Location: HEC Liège, Rue Louvrex, 14 4000 Liège
• Schedule: 9:00 – 15:00

What do Renewable Energy Communities entail?

After the “Clean Energy for all Europeans” initiative there has been increasing interest and promotion of renewable energies, leading to the adoption of the Renewable Energy Directive called ‘RED II’ in 2018. The latter advocates for local citizens, companies and municipalities to play a key role in green energy consumption and production activities through projects such as Renewable Energy Communities (RECs). RECs are subject to multiple economic, financial, social, technical and regulatory aspects to be addressed. In the last years, several research projects have been implemented to optimize RECs’ success in the energy transition.
As part of the AMORCE project (Micro and macro analysis for the optimization and the replicability of energy communities) funded by the Wallonian government, HEC Liège hosts a workshop gathering researchers and experts from different backgrounds to discuss the current evolution of REC projects.

The study day program

See attached document.

Practical information

The study day will be held at HEC Liège in a live format

• Address : Rue Louvrex 14, 4000 Liège, room N1d 0/86 (New building)

• Price : Free of access but mandatory registration before October 9. Limited places!

• Language : English. Each presentation will last 20 to 25 minutes completed with a 5 minutes question and answer session.

• Registration : Please fill this form

• For additional information, contact : Remy Balegamire Baraka