The presentation demonstrated how the VR tool can provide a more visual and accessible way of communicating complex energy planning topics. By using a digital environment to present local challenges and potential solutions, the tool can support a better understanding of proposed actions and strategies among citizens and local decision-makers.
Participants responded positively to the presentation and particularly appreciated the innovative digital approach to citizen involvement. The feedback highlighted the potential of tools such as VR to encourage local communities to participate more actively in the discussion and definition of actions and strategies at the local level.
The event provided another practical example of how digital tools can complement traditional communication and participation methods, helping to bring energy planning closer to citizens and supporting dialogue between local communities and public authorities.