IN-PLAN
IN‑PLAN (Integrated Energy, Climate and Spatial Planning) is a European initiative designed to help local and regional authorities turn their sustainable energy, climate, and spatial plans into real, on‑the‑ground action. Its core purpose is to establish the IN‑PLAN Practice - a long‑lasting support structure that strengthens how public authorities plan, coordinate, and implement climate‑related measures across their territories.
The project brings together 15 Lighthouse local and regional governments to co‑create, test, and refine the IN‑PLAN Practice and its operational guidelines. A further 30 Pilot authorities will also benefit from early implementation and support. Once developed, the IN‑PLAN Practice will be rolled out through a two‑phase capacity‑building programme, training agencies across Europe to become IN‑PLAN Multipliers and enabling them to support Replicator authorities in adopting integrated planning approaches.
What we do
As part of the EU funded project, OwnYourSECAP, Tipperary Energy Agency hosted a series of different workshops to support the development and implementation of Climate Action Plans by local authorities.
TEA also led a range of workshops on implementing actions, institutionalising adaptation and climate-mainstreaming in municipal budgets.
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Project Aims
Integrate Planning Approaches
Strengthen Political Commitment
Link Measure to Budgets
Build Long Term Capacity
Support 45 Local & Regional Authorities
Enable Integrated Climate Action
Project Related Events
Webinar on District Heating and Community Power Generation in collaboration with HeatGrid Ireland and Community Power
TEA organised the first session of the Series: Empowering Irish Local Authorities in Communicating Climate Action Implementation on 20th Nov, 2024. The webinar was organised in collaboration with MCO, under the OwnYourSECAP Project. It witnessed the attendance of local authorities across the country and project consortium partners. It was an engaging session designed to be interactive. The different aspects of communication about climate change and climate action implementation were presented. It was an insightful event which shed light on some of the challenges local authorities are facing internally and the public to communicate climate action. Polls were taken to understand some of these challenges. The different elements to addressing some of these challenges were also discussed. The inputs to these polls which will be taken into consideration while designing the 2nd interactive workshop which will be held on 15th of January, 2025.
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Funding is provided by the EU Life Programme under project ID 101076428.
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