ABOUT THE PROJECT

About

Our Mission

The POWER project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, is dedicated to addressing the challenges posed by disinformation in the context of clean energy.

Our mission is to empower communities, build resilience, and promote informed discussions about clean energy solutions through education, collaboration, and innovation.

What we do

POWER focuses on equipping students, educators, professionals and policy makers with the tools and knowledge they need to recognise and tackle misinformation. By fostering collaboration and co-creation, the project promotes sustainable solutions and improves public understanding of clean energy technologies.

 

Key activities include

  1. Interactive learning: through Clean Energy Cafés, Living Labs and online modules, participants gain practical skills and insights.
  2. Digital resources: The eLearning Hub offers customised tools such as the Digital Briefcases for practitioners and educators, as well as multimedia stories that counter false narratives.
  3. Community engagement: Events and campaigns encourage dialogue and action across diverse communities.

Our Goals

  • Strengthen societal resilience against misinformation related to clean energy.
  • Foster multidisciplinary collaboration across borders and sectors.
  • Promote critical thinking and media literacy to empower informed decision-making.
  • Ensure accessibility and scalability of educational resources for long-term impact.

Who We Are

POWER is a collaboration between leading institutions in Romania, Malta, Spain, and Moldova, each bringing unique expertise to the project.

  • Mihai Viteazul National Intelligence Academy (Romania) [Coordinator]
  • University of Malta (Malta)
  • University Rey Juan Carlos – Ciberimaginario Research Group (Spain)
  • Euro Comunic@re (Romania)

Together, we are united by a commitment to sustainability, innovation, and education.

Timeline WP

WP1: Project Management and Implementation

January 28, 2025

WP1.2: TPM 1 (Romania)

Preparation of implementation plan, risk management plan, and communication and dissemination plan (28 January 2025 – 29 January 2025).

02/2026

WP1.3: TPM2 Malta

Second transnational project meeting to evaluate progress in WP2 and plan WP3 activities (25 February 2026 – 25 February 2026).

11/2026

WP1.4: TPM3 Spain

Third transnational project meeting to evaluate WP3 outcomes and plan final dissemination efforts under WP4 (21 November 2026 – 21 November 2026).

10/2027

WP1.5: TPM4 Romania (Online)

Final project meeting to evaluate overall outcomes and sustainability of project results (17 September 2027 – 17 September 2027).

WP2: Research and lexicon development

11/2024

WP2.1: Systematic literature review

Comprehensive review of existing literature to identify key concepts in clean energy and disinformation (1 November 2024 – 31 August 2025).

02/2025

WP2.2: Lexicon development

Creation of a multilingual lexicon (Romanian, Spanish, English, Russian) for clean energy concepts (30 January 2025 – 31 January 2026).

3/2025

WP2.3: Collection and analysis of online disinformation

Collection and analysis of disinformation narratives related to clean energy on three social media platforms (1 March 2025 – 30 September 2026).

04/2025

WP2.5: Task Force 1

Workshop with experts to identify key clean energy concepts in four languages (1 April 2025 – 31 April 2025).

09/2025

WP2.6: Task Force 2

Validation of the clean energy lexicon through collaboration with experts (1 September 2025 – 30 September 2025).

10/2025

WP2.7: Future technologies workshop

Identification of emerging clean energy technologies and their potential for weaponisation by disinformation (1 September 2025 – 31 October 2025).

11/2025

WP2.4: Narrative matrix for digital storylines

Development of a narrative framework based on disinformation analysis to guide digital storylines (1 November 2025 – 30 June 2026).

WP3: Training Development, Piloting, and Capacity Building

11/2025

WP3.1: Experiential, interactive face-to-face learning scenarios

Development of interactive and experiential learning activities for Clean Energy Cafés (1 November 2025 – 31 July 2026).

11/2025

WP3.2: Clean Energy Cafés - Science communicators

Events to create fact-based messages and raise awareness about clean energy (1 November 2025 – 31 November 2025).

06/2026

WP3.3: Clean Energy Café LTT1 (Spain)

Practical learning activity for students and staff focused on combating disinformation, lasting 5 days (8 June 2026 – 12 June 2026).

07/2026

WP3.4: Clean Energy Café LTT2 (Malta)

Practical learning activity for students and staff focused on combating disinformation, lasting 5 days (29 June 2026 – 3 July 2026).

09/2026

WP3.5: Clean Energy Café LTT3 (Romania)

Practical learning activity for students and staff focused on combating disinformation, lasting 5 days (7 September 2026 – 11 September 2026).

09/2026

WP3.6: Digital customised online training modules

Development of five online training modules covering clean energy and disinformation (1 September 2026 – 31 July 2027).

WP4: Communication, Dissemination, and Awareness Raising

11/2024 - 10/2027

WP4.1: Communication plan and project promotion

Ongoing promotion of the project through dissemination channels and events.

4/2026 - 10/2027

WP4.2: Practitioner’s and Educator’s Digital Briefcase

Development of digital resources to support practitioners and educators in combating disinformation.

4/2026 - 3/2027

WP4.3: Develop content for digital audio-video and multimedia materials

Creation of engaging multimedia materials to promote clean energy literacy.

01/2027 – 10/2027

WP4.4: Produce and publish digital audio-video materials

Publication of digital content to reach wider audiences and sustain impact (1 January 2027 – 31 October 2027).

07/2026 – 10/2027

WP4.5: Digital storytelling campaign

Campaign to engage audiences through narrative-driven digital content

03/02/2027 – 05/02/2027

WP4.6: Clean Energy Living Lab 1-2

Workshop to deconstruct disinformation narratives related to clean energy. Venue: Spain and Romania.

03/03/2027 – 05/03/2027

WP4.6: Clean Energy Living Lab 3-4

Workshop to deconstruct disinformation narratives related to clean energy. Venue: Malta and Moldova.

09/2027

WP4.7: “Coffee shop” multiplier events

Dissemination events in Romania, Spain and Malta to share project results with a broader audience

Join Us

The POWER project is more than just an initiative—it’s a movement toward a more sustainable and informed future.

Explore our website to learn more about our activities, events, and resources, and discover how you can get involved. Clean energy solutions start with you!

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