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Research services – ESPON RE-BALANCE - Achieving Regional Balance through the Renewable Energy Transition (former RE-GREEN) Tender

ESPON EGTC

In context

This is a contract notice published by a multilateral institution covering services. Delivery covers the European Union and Luxembourg (Europe). It is classified under Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and Climate Adaptation and 1 other against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

Research services to support EU Cohesion Policy and the green energy transition's role in achieving balanced regional development across Europe. Bidders should have expertise in renewable energy policy, regional development, territorial analysis, and climate-transition research.

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About this tender

Research services to support the effective implementation of European Union Cohesion Policy and the Territorial Agenda 2030 (TA2030), with a focus on territorial cohesion and competitiveness. The study aligns with a key thematic policy priority of the Irish Presidency regarding the role of the green energy transition in driving balanced regional development. The project is titled ESPON RE-BALANCE: Achieving Regional Balance through the Renewable Energy Transition (formerly RE-GREEN).

Key requirements

  • ✓Support implementation of EU Cohesion Policy and Territorial Agenda 2030
  • ✓Research on green energy transition's role in balanced regional development
  • ✓Alignment with Irish Presidency priority on territorial cohesion and competitiveness
  • ✓Analysis of renewable energy transition impacts on regional economies

About this sector

Renewable energy funding covers solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal and bioenergy, from early research to grid-scale deployment. Public money tends to back demonstration, grid connection and access to energy in emerging markets, while procurement notices buy installation, operation and maintenance. Calls often ask for proof of resource assessment, permitting progress and local partners.