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RE-SPRINGS Launch, Kick-off, Workshop, Pilot Site Visit
Date:
11 November 2026
 - 12 November 2026
Time:
09:00  - 14:00
Status:
Loc'n/Date Confirmed

Aim of Event

To officially launch the RE-SPRINGS project, bring partners and stakeholders together for practical knowledge exchange and co-design, and establish a shared understanding of the project priorities, pilot activities, responsibilities and next steps for successful implementation.
  1. To strengthen collaboration and shared understanding among RE-SPRINGS partners and stakeholders by presenting the four pilots, clarifying priorities and responsibilities, and agreeing on the next steps for project implementation.
  2. To support practical knowledge exchange and co-design for rural energy solutions through expert input, discussion, the Carndonagh pilot workshop and the pilot site visit.

Description

The RE-SPRINGS Public Launch, Partnership Kick-off, Workshop and First Pilot Site Visit will take place in Carndonagh, Co. Donegal, on 11–12 November 2026. The two-day event will bring together project partners, stakeholders and invited experts to officially launch RE-SPRINGS, present the four project pilots, discuss opportunities and challenges for rural energy integration, and exchange practical knowledge on local energy sharing and electricity/heat integration. The programme will also include a co-design workshop focused on the Carndonagh pilot, a visit to the pilot site and surrounding area, and partnership sessions covering project governance, priorities, reporting, communications and next steps.

Logistics

Responsible Organisation:
ERNACT Network
Contact:
Roksana Oliinyk
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Core ERNACT regions
Newfoundland & Labrador
Canada
South Ostrobothnia
Finland
Nièvre
France
Upper Franconia
Germany
Donegal
Ireland
Gaeltacht
Ireland
West Romania
Romania
Ljubljana
Slovenia
Cantabria
Spain
Västernorrland
Sweden
Derry & Strabane
United Kingdom