1. POWER INTERREGIONAL PROGRAMME Lead Partner Days Oxford, UK 28 & 29 April 2010 Janet Borgers Lead European Programme Manager

2. Overarching Objectives INTERREG IVC to improve the effectiveness of regional development policies POWER PROGRAMME Deliver low carbon economies

3. POWER: Expected Results 30 interregional events 16 good practices transferred 90% paperless communications (no budget for new web sites. (Instead use www.powerprogramme.eu and/or existing websites)www.powerprogramme.eu 30% dissemination beyond the participating regions Policy recommendations aiming at the reduction of CO2 emissions/carbon footprint Policy recommendations aiming at the reduction of ecological footprint

4. 1 st & 2 nd call 20 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED ThemesProject Names Energy Efficiency Sub theme 1.2 Public sector strategies, programmes & initiatives. Renewable Energy Sub theme 2.1: Large-scale deployment of renewable energy schemes Sub theme 2.2: Biomass energy and Sustainable Resource Management Eco-innovation & environmental technologies Sub-theme 3.1 Living environment Sustainable Transport Sub-theme 4.1: Achieving sustainable Low-Carbon Transport in Urban Areas Sub-theme 4.2: Improved Co-ordination of Integrated Transport Systems Behaviour Change Sub-theme 5.1: Tools for achieving behaviour change to deliver a sustainable low carbon future: GENERATION WICO & SEECA TIMBER SILCS ITACA & E-Mob TraCit TrIsco

5. POWER: Lead Partners FIRST CALL GENERATION: Instituto Andaluz de Tecnologia (ES) WICO: Province of Ravenna (IT) ITACA: Regione Emilia Romagna (IT) TRISCO: The Environment Centre (UK) SECOND CALL SILCS: University of Portsmouth (UK) TRACIT: University of Porstmouth (UK) E-MOB: BOM (NL) TIMBER:Muncipality of Boxtel (NL) SEECA: The County Board of Uppsala (SE)

6. MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE International Steering Committee POWER Secretariat & Network of Regional Correspondents Policy Group: Renewable Energy & Energy efficiency Policy Group: Sustainable Transport Policy Group: Sustainable Transport Policy Group: Eco-innovation & Environ Tech Policy Group: Eco-innovation & Environ Tech Policy Group: Behaviour Change Policy Group: Behaviour Change Policy Group: Mainstreaming EU funds Policy Group: Mainstreaming EU funds Policy Working Group Policy Working Group Sub-project Themes

7. What we need from You – Key Dates 28/29 April 2010Lead Partner Information Days – 2nd Call 17 May 2010Deadline for subprojects to submit changes in application form 24 May 2010Deadline for the POWER secretariat to review the application form 11 June 2010Finalisation of contracts (at the latest) 10 July 2010 Sub-projects to provide half page summary for the POWER brochure and website (return template) Summer 2010Contribution to POWER Policy Forum (on going) September 2010Advise POWER secretariat of date of your closure event Autumn 2010 F2F monitoring visits Spring 2011Responses to Evaluation June 2011Initial Policy Results Sept 2011Programme Closure Event in Brussels Nov 2011Sub-projects submit final report by 1/11/2011 March 2012POWER Programme end date

8. POWER Secretariat & Regional Contact Points For South East England: POWER Secretariat, Janet Borgers, Pascale Waschnig, Alex Greenway, Sean Carroll E: power@seeda.co.ukpower@seeda.co.uk For Noord-Brabant: Hans Meulenbeld, E: JMeulenbeld@brabant.nlJMeulenbeld@brabant.nl For Andalucia: Marisa Marcos, E: marialuisa.borra@juntadeandalucia.esmarialuisa.borra@juntadeandalucia.es For Emilia-Romagna: Paolo Cagnoli, E: pcagnoli@arpa.emr.itpcagnoli@arpa.emr.it For Malopolska: Agata Wesołowska, E: awes@malopolska.mw.gov.pl awes@malopolska.mw.gov.pl For Tallin: Raivo Kiis, E: raivo.kiis@tallinnlv.eeraivo.kiis@tallinnlv.ee For Stockholm: Fernando Alonso, E: fernando.alonso@stockholmregion.orgfernando.alonso@stockholmregion.org

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