First Session. Discussion. Second Session

First Session

10. 30 – 12. 00

Prof. Dr. Aneta Suchoń, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland – Legal, economic and environmental aspects of functioning of energy cooperatives - introductory consideration.

Prof. Dr. Thomas Schomerus, Leuphana Universitä t Lü neburg – Renewable Energy Requirements in the Building Sector - advantage for energy cooperatives?

Prof. Dr. Tomasz Dł ugosz, Jagiellonian University - Creating a regulatory framework for energy communities in Poland - some legal challenges?

Sara Tachelet, Communications Manager, REScoop. eu – Energy Democracy: European citizens taking ownership of the energy transition.

Discussion

Second Session

12. 10- 15. 00

Dr. Andreas Wieg, DGRV – Head of the German Office for Energy Cooperatives– The role of energy cooperatives in the German energy transition.

Prof. Dr. Chiara Candelise, Imperial College London – Status and evolution of the community energy sector in Italy.

Dr. Lars Holstenkamp, Leuphana Universitä t Lü neburg – The cooperative model in Germany's energy sector - remarks on its evolution, diffusion and success criteria.

Dr. Martin Lowery, U. S. representative to the board of the International Co-operative Alliance - The historic success and future of electric cooperatives in the United States.

Dr. Ifigeneia Douvitsa, Hellenic Open University – The legal framework of energy cooperatives in Greece.

Prof. Antonios Maniatis, University of Patras - Energy ECO-OP icon

Loureiro Igor de Matos - Lawyer and Legal Adviser in Cooperativa de Trabalho dos Profissionais Liberais da Bahia - Brazil, Energy cooperatives in Brazil

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