Find out how the RECAH team will assess the impact of the technical assistance delivered to 28 beneficiaries across Europe based on feedback received so far, and how they are working with the experts that delivered the support to reflect on their experience.

There are now seven reports available showcasing best practice examples of energy communities in European rural areas. Find out which communities have been selected and why, what is covered in these reports, how to access them, and how to stay informed about future ones.

RECAH recently delivered a series of cross-border, in-country, and online workshops in collaboration with DG Regio to empower the development of sustainable energy community projects across Europe. Find out about the locations, aims, and outcomes of these workshops.

Get insight into the networking series delivered by RECAH, which brought together energy communities, local authorities, members of the EU Commission, NGOs, and other key stakeholders in the energy transition. Find out what the sessions included, what topics were covered, and access the recordings.

Guidance will be released highlighting the important role that farmers can play in rural energy communities. RECAH hopes to ensure their recognition among community stakeholders in this soon-to-be-published guidance document.

Comprehensive guidance documents developed by RECAH have now been translated into French, Hungarian, and Romanian. This article offers an overview of what readers can expect from the documents, reveals where you can access the translations, and presents insight from our communications team.

RECAH’s Programme Manager, Eugenia Bonifazi tells us about the successful European Week of Regions and Cities that she attended. This article also provides details of the Green Advisory Service for Sustainable Investments Support (Green Assist), offering further technical support opportunities.

In this article, Eugenia Bonifazi, RECAH Project Manager, elaborates on how rural energy communities are a unique mechanism providing the innovative energy solutions needed to shift towards decentralised renewable energy systems. She highlights their main and how the RECAH initiative supports them.

Eugenia Bonifazi, Project Manager of the RECAH, was invited to speak at an EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) session exploring capacity building for social innovation within the context of energy communities. Get an overview of this year’s most important themes and an overview of Eugenia's session.