CESynergy Wrapped 🌍⚡| A Year of Circular Energy Education

The past year has been an important period of growth, collaboration, and knowledge exchange for the CESynergy project. Through a series of meetings, events, and publications, CESynergy continued to promote education as a key driver of the circular economy and the energy transition.

The year began with online meetings that brought together project partners, educators, and experts from across Europe. These early exchanges laid the groundwork for closer cooperation and shared objectives. This collaboration was further strengthened during in-person consortium meetings held in Lisbon and later in Türkiye, where partners focused on developing Circular Economy Pathways for the energy transition and aligning the next phases of the project.

CESynergy was actively represented at numerous international events and conferences. The project’s approach to circular economy education was presented in Bremen during the Conference on Sustainability in Adult Education, as well as at the symposium “European Learning! With courage into the future.” CESynergy also reached broader audiences through its participation in the EU Green Week partner webinar, highlighting the role of education in shaping a more circular and sustainable future.

Further engagement took place in Katowice during PRECOP and Energy Days, where CESynergy contributed to discussions involving policymakers, business representatives, and sustainability practitioners. The project was also presented at the record-breaking EPAE 2025 Conference, demonstrating how adult education can support tangible progress in sustainability and energy transformation.

In addition to events and meetings, CESynergy continued to share knowledge through an ongoing series of articles addressing sustainability, the energy transition, and circularity. The project also joined Circular Week 2025 as an official partner, reinforcing its commitment to European cooperation and long-term impact.

We would like to thank all partners, contributors, and participants who have supported CESynergy throughout the year. Their engagement and collaboration are essential to building education pathways that support a circular and sustainable energy future.