Universidade de Vigo
The negotiations between the Comunidade de Montes Veciñais en Man Común (CMVMC) Barbanza de Postmarcos and the company promoting the Barbanza I and Barbanza II wind farms took place over several months. OEGA acted as an external advisor, collaborating with the Board of Directors and with the team of lawyers hired by the community organization.
For several months, the governing team of the Municipality of Muras quietly prepared its strategy to ensure that the repowering of the first two wind farms (out of a total of 19) would leave more resources, more income, and greater contributions to the well-being of local residents in their territory. And they certainly succeeded: their
Organized by the Galician Association of Agri-food Cooperatives (AGACA), OEGA took part in the Seminar on innovative agendas and initiatives in the green economy. The main aim of the event was to share innovative initiatives that demonstrate how to build accelerating networks for the social economy. OEGA’s contribution focused on the processes involved in establishing
The meeting promoted by the Spanish Network for Sustainable Development was held at the Interuniversity Research Centre for Atlantic Cultural Landscapes (CISPAC) to address the energy, social, and political processes that will lead the Galician territory to become renewable on all fronts. The Galician Wind Energy Observatory (OEGA) collaborated in the organization of the event
INSTA, a cooperative society whose primary commitment lies in environmental protection from a legal perspective, developed a project on solidarity-based energy communities. Based on the observation that current models of energy communities reproduce inequalities related to gender, education and training levels, as well as socioeconomic differences, INSTA implemented a participatory project in three territories to