Programme nearbyEnergyBrusselsSmart Cities Marketplace Explore-Shape-DealMatch community-scale smart-city projects with support The Smart Cities Marketplace is the European hub for practical knowledge on sustainable urban mobility, efficient buildings, citizen-focused services, and integrated energy infrastructure. Its Explore-Shape-Deal process has matched roughly 130 projects with financing opportunities exceeding €615 million in private investment. What you can do - Explore case studies and replicate proven smart-city patterns in your municipality - Submit a local district or building project through the marketplace matchmaking process - Connect community energy or mobility pilots with marketplace advisors How to participate - Visit Smart Cities Marketplace and use Explore-Shape-Deal resources - Partner with your city innovation office to register a pilot project Why it matters Community-scale pilots need visibility and finance. A European marketplace lowers the barrier from local experiment to funded replication.smart-citiesmarketplacefinance +2
Programme nearbyEnergyBerlinGermany: 80 Millionen gemeinsam für Energiewechsel in BerlinGermany: 80 Millionen gemeinsam für Energiewechsel in Berlin Germany's 80 Millionen gemeinsam für Energiewechsel (80 Million Together for the Energy Transition) campaign mobilises households, companies, and municipalities to participate actively in the national energy transition in Berlin. It includes Energiewechsel.de: a multilingual portal with articles, videos, tutorials, and FAQs: plus regional information booths and webinars. What you can do - Lower heating temperatures, switch to LED lighting, and track savings using portal guides - Apply for BEG (Federal Funding for Efficient Buildings) subsidies for heat pumps, insulation, and renewables - Host a neighbourhood energy-saving workshop using campaign materials How to participate - Visit Energiewechsel.de (linked from the national campaign) - Join municipal events and webinars listed on the portal Why it matters Behaviour change sticks when backed by funding and local booths: not guilt alone. Germany's campaign pairs everyday habits with renovation finance.campaignefficiencybuildings +2