Project overview
Just Energy Transition for Central Europe
With increasing energy prices, social aspects of the green energy transition have moved into focus. There is broad consensus that the transition has to be just and fair. Ideally, future energy policies and investments are co-created with citizens. The JETforCE project helped regions to better involve their citizens digitally. The partnership tested and validated two novel solutions for digital citizen engagement in policy-making and to evaluated technologies through a "just transition lense".
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2,37m €
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Project Budget
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80%
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of the Budget is funded by ERDF
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9
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Countries
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11
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Regions
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12
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Partners
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2
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Pilots
Duration
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Project progress
About the project
Project partnership
Project partners
Lead partner
BORA 94 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County Development Agency Nonprofit LLC
Project partner
Executive
Economic Development Department
Energy Agency of the district of Bautzen
Department of International Cooperation/Division of Innovation
Department of Regional Policy
Roadmap
The challenge: Delivering a Just Energy Transition
Bringing stakeholders together
Developing digital solutions
Testing the solutions
Building capacity
Turning knowledge into action
Lasting impact
News
Events
Pilot actions
Outputs
Joint Strategy for Stakeholder Engagement in Just Energy Transition
JETforCE Challenges Mapping Tool
- JETforCE Challenge Mapping Tool User Manual
- JETforCE Challenges Mapping Tool
- How to Use the JETforCE Challenges Mapping Tool
JETforCE solution for digital technology evaluation through a Just Energy Transition lens
- JETforCE Technology Evaluation Tool Understanding Your Score
- JETforCE Technology Evaluation Tool User Manual (March 2026)
- JETforCE “Technology evaluation through a Just Energy Transition lens” Tool (Version 4.0)
Capacity Enhancing Toolkit for JETforCE Digital Solutions
JETforCE Strategy and Action Plans for Just Energy Transition in Central Europe
Project videos
Project documents
Newsletters
Media Press Releases
JETforCE
Priority 2: Cooperating for a greener central Europe
SO 2.1: Supporting the energy transition to a climate-neutral central Europe
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