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Our 2 energy projects submitted!

We are pleased to inform you that the 2 projects in which EUROMONTANA secretariat has been involved have been submitted today within the programme Intelligent Energy Europe (IEE).

The first project is called BELLIMOUNT (Best Energy Local Leadership In MOUNTain areas) and replies to the objective Integrated initiatives: Local Energy Leaderships. Its objective is to match the gap between the high mountain potential for energy sustainable action plans (SEAPs) and the low level of undertakings so far, by using the most advanced municipalities as flagships or as locomotives. Euromontana is the leader of this project that has as partners Gesdimont (Italy), Rurener (France), Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (Portugal), the University of Bacau (Romania), the University of Highlands and Islands (Scotland), CRES (Greece) and TEI Kavalas (Greece) and CBE (Belgium).

The second project is called MOUNT FOR ENERGY (Mountain Forestry for Sustainable Energy Supply Chains) and belongs to the “Bioenergy” priority. The main objectives are to foster the implementation of local wood energy supply chains in mountain areas of Europe, to promote the most efficient and locally adapted practices of wood energy management and to ensure that forestry practices develop their full environmental, economic and social potential. The other partners of the project are Fondazione Edmund Mach (Italy), Hazi (Spain), , GEIE FORESPIR (France), ERSAF (Italy), BSFD (Macedonia), Romontana (Romania), ZGS (Slovenia) and the University of the Highlands and Islands (Scotland).

Both projects would last 36 months.

We will inform you as soon as we have the selection results!

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8 May 2013

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