RES4CITY Project Final Event

Bridging the skills gap in renewable energy

Mark your calendars for the RES4CITY Final Event!

Date: Wed, 2 July 2025
Time: 2pm – 5pm
Venue: Centre of Mediterranean Architecture, Chania, Crete, Greece‍
The RES4CITY project, supported by the European Union, is reaching its conclusion with an exciting final event as part of the Energy and Sustainability Conference in Chania, Crete. This event will bring together experts, stakeholders, and key players from the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors to reflect on the outcomes of the project and discuss the next steps in addressing the skills gap in the renewable energy industry.

Key highlights of the event:
  • Presentations from leading experts on the latest advancements in renewable energy technologies.
  • Panel Discussion: “Bridging the Skills Gap in the Renewable Energy Sector” – A conversation about how we can train and support the professionals driving the energy transition.
  • Interactive session: Introduction to BoostMySkills and the microprogrammes and microcredentials developed by RES4CITY, designed to support the upskilling of the workforce in renewable energy.
The event will offer a platform to share ideas, explore real solutions, and move the energy transition forward. It’s also a great opportunity to connect with others in the field and be part of the conversation on the future of energy innovation.

We look forward to welcoming you to this milestone event in Chania!

To learn more about the project, visit its website: www.res4city.eu/
Call for papers is open!
As part of the Energy and Sustainability Conference, participants of the RES4CITY final event are also invited to submit papers for the conference. For more information about the submission guidelines and process, please follow the link.

Energy and Sustainability Conference Call for Papers
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