SEAP Development Slide 1 County of Blekinge, Sweden Lisa Wälitalo Hans Gulliksson October 12 th 2011, Tartu

Energikontor Sydost Work with energy efficiency and RES in Heating Electricity Transport Objectives are an efficient and sustainable use of energy for industry, real estate, public and private sector. Take part in regional development and security of supply.

ENNEREG Regions paving the way for a sustainable energy Europe The ultimate aim of the ENNEREG project is to establish and inspire a network of regions throughout Europe 1: Pioneer Regions leading the wayPioneer Regions 2: Inspiring Replication in Regions throughout EuropeInspiring Replication 3: Exchanging experiences via Regions network and eventsExchanging experiences 4: Interacting with other EU Local and Regional Energy Actions including Sustainable Energy Communities projectsSustainable Energy Communities

VISION Goals KEY FACTORS Holistic view Broad based Follow-through and follow-up Blekinges intention

Provincial office NGO’s Blekinge Technical Institute Region Blekinge Municipalities of Blekinge Enterprise County council Klimatsamverkan Blekinge Current status Blekinge

Purpose Creating conditions to have an effective exchange of experience and promote the necessary changes that benefit the entire county Klimatsamverkan Blekinge

Klimatsamverkan Blekinge History

Klimatsamverkan Blekinge Structure Steering group Coordinating group Civil servants group Theme C e.g. sustainable buildings Theme A e.g. bio energy Theme B e.g. transports

Klimatsamverkan Blekinge Tasks Formulate a long term vision for climate change initiatives in Blekinge Broad-based development of climate objectives Action plan for how these objectives will be reached Concrete action by working groups in themes Proposal in the civil servant group 1-2 focus areas each year Actors' own strategies linked to regional

Develop SEAP - important conditions -The right structure -Organisation -Document -Process mapping -Common understanding of the big picture -Clarify: who does what? -EU and national objectives Process mapping

Declining life sustaining resources Increasing societal demand for resources The present The future Baseline Sustainable vision Enhancing planning for local energy systems by backcasting from sustainability principles

Overall Picture Karlskrona kommun som en del av biosfären. Inkl. de sociala och ekologiska lagar/regler/normer som styr systemet SYSTEM STRATEGY SUCCESS ACTIONS TOOLS

Structure of SEAP Blekinge Vision Overall objectives Baseline analysis Focus areas (strategies) Sub-strategies Milestones (measurable targets) Action plan (measures and activities)

Overall Picture Karlskrona kommun som en del av biosfären. Inkl. de sociala och ekologiska lagar/regler/normer som styr systemet SYSTEM STRATEGY SUCCESS ACTIONS TOOLS Vision Objectives Milestones Baseline Focus areas & sub-strategies Action plan Ecological footprint Indicators networks

Step by step responsibilities VisionBaselineObjectivesActionplan Steering group Provincial Office Civil servants group ESS – Energy Agency for Southeast Sweden Steering group Coordination group

Principals of the SEAP Themes eg. bioenergy, energy in school Sub- strategies milestones ActionplanObjectives Energy efficiencyRenewable energyTransportsEtc. Example of focus areas: Communication strategy Network

Expected results A well known document with detailed vison & objectives Work within the network towards the funnel opening Common understanding of the process and the overall picture Take advantage of new ideas Common understanding of the process and the overall picture

Contact information Lisa Wälitalo Energikontor Sydost AB Framtidsvägen 10A Växjö, Sweden +46 (0)

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