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Blogger: Tea Palmelund

Tea Palmelund er digital designer og udvikler og arbejder med digital bæredygtighed. Hun er uddannet ved Kunstakademiets Designskole.

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Climate Carrier’s Final Chapter

In a world grappling with the complexities of climate change, the role of education and engagement, especially among the youth, cannot be overstated. With a sense of humility and a deep respect for the collaborative efforts of all involved, we share the story of the Climate Carrier Project, an initiative of the Energy Academy aimed at nurturing climate awareness among the young minds across Europe.

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Kickstart NESSIE in Leeuwarden
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Kickstart NESSIE in Leeuwarden

We recently went on an enlightening trip to Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, to participate in the kickoff meeting of the NESSIE project on January 16th and 17th.

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Climate Carrier: Steps towards the change 

The need to raise awareness around climate is an immediate matter and ranges from more extreme weather to increasing food prices to general health. This is supported by WHO, the United Nations, WWF, and the list goes on.

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Kaospilots X Climate Carrier 

Kaospilots X Climate Carrier We’ve had an awesome experience working with some really cool Kaospilot students on the „Climate Carrier“ project, part of the INFORSE initiative. It’s been all about

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Present projects

CE4EUI

Vi er en del af et team, der leverer den manglende ekspertise til disse 30 EU-øer og øgrupper for at bevæge os mod 100 % vedvarende energi inden 2030.

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NESSIE

Vi udvikler erhvervsuddannelses- og træningsmoduler om energiomstillingen for opkvalificering og omskoling af ingeniører, designere, teknikere og håndværkere i hele Den Europæiske Union, som er nødvendige for at levere energiomstillingsplanerne i praksis.

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What the spring brings

In one of our newsletters sent out to the participants of the TSI project (Technical Support Instrument), we compared the phases of the project to the seasons of the year.

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