The winners of the second edition of the EU Sustainable Energy Award for the Eastern partnership were announced at an award ceremony on 23rd June as part of the EU Sustainable Energy Week.
The first prize was awarded to the ‘Green Light Moldova - Modernisation and Saving Energy in Street Lighting’ project.
The second place went to the ‘EU4Civil Society Energy Efficiency in Armenian Communities’ project, and the third place was awarded to the ‘Biomass Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies in Georgia’ project.
If you missed it, you can watch the award ceremony again:
Also, check out the prize winners:
First place – Green Light Moldova
Second place - Energy efficiency in Armenia
Third place – Biomass in Georgia
The award is part of the European Union Sustainable Energy Week 2020 (EUSEW) and has been extended to the Eastern Partnership (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine) for a second time. The competition recognises inspiring EU-supported energy efficiency and renewable energy projects that directly help citizens and communities save energy or switch to sustainable sources.
Below, you can see all six finalists that were put to a public vote to select the winners:
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