Peer review: Energy security and transition toward low-emission energy systems

Event Overview

The Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform is hosting a peer review focused on energy security and the transition to low-emission energy systems in Olsztyn, Poland, on October 20-21, 2026. This event is designed for the Marshal Office of the Warmia Mazury Region, which is currently facing challenges related to energy governance, including slow policy implementation and investment uncertainties.

The peer review will bring together experts from various European regions to share insights and provide tailored recommendations. Key topics will include strengthening coordination between public authorities and grid operators, motivating local authorities in energy planning, and developing practical tools for energy security monitoring. The event is by invitation only, and participants will have the opportunity to exchange knowledge and contribute to long-term solutions for energy governance in the region.

Objectives

The primary objectives of the peer review include:

• Enhancing coordination mechanisms among public authorities and grid operators.
• Supporting local authorities in meeting energy planning obligations.
• Designing tools for better forecasting and investment prioritization.
• Sharing best practices for sustainable regional energy models.

This collaborative effort aims to foster a more efficient and effective energy governance framework in the Warmia Mazury Region, ultimately contributing to its energy security and sustainability goals.