S1 E10: The future of (community) renewables

In this last episode, we listen to what a number of our guests say community renewables needs for the future. But we also have three new guests:

Ursula Sladek of German green power provider EWS Schönau talks about how Vergangenheitsbewältigung (dealing with the past) inspired her generation to take action for renewables decades ago.

Julia Verlinden, energy policy spokesperson for the Greens in German parliament, talks about what plans are taking shaoe behind closed doors in Berlin.

And finally, Jana Nysten of the "Würzburger" (Foundation for Environmental Energy Law)gives us some free legal advice on RED II.

Rebecca Freitag's 1o-Point Plan: https://allinforclimateaction-change.org https://www.change.org/p/staats-und-regierungschef-innen-climate-emergency-allinforclimateaction-fridaysforfuture-klimakrise-klimastreik-klimaschutz-voteforclimate?utm_source=movements&utm_campaign=allinforclimateaction&

Craig's tweet on 18 MW: https://twitter.com/PPchef/status/1273618581679464449

Jana Nysten on RED II: https://stiftung-umweltenergierecht.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/stiftung-umweltenergierecht_vortrag_nysten_RES_Support_Schemes_EU_Law_2020-05-12.pdf https://stiftung-umweltenergierecht.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/stiftung_umweltenergierecht_wuestudien_15_art4_handlungsspielraeume.pdf

Foundation for Environmental Energy Law: https://stiftung-umweltenergierecht.de/en/

Tricolor: https://tricolor-web.com/