Practitioner's Digital Briefcase
Your professional toolkit for clean energy and disinformation resilienceA curated set of resources for decision-makers, industry experts and security practitioners — built from POWER’s research to help you navigate, communicate and counter disinformation on clean energy.
Clean energy disinformation doesn’t just spread online — it shapes policy debates, delays infrastructure projects and undermines public trust. This briefcase brings together the key outputs of the POWER project in a format designed for professionals: from a shared language to map the problem, to real cases you can analyse, to verified tools for checking claims and communicating evidence. Everything here is grounded in research carried out across four European countries.
POWER Lexicon
A shared vocabulary for the field. The interactive glossary of clean energy terms and disinformation concepts developed through POWER’s research. Use it to align language across teams and institutions.
Map of Online Disinformation
See the landscape before you navigate it. An interactive map of disinformation narratives targeting clean energy — who spreads them, which technologies they target and how they travel.
Narrative Matrix
Know the playbook. The eight main disinformation drivers identified in POWER’s research, with their modus operandi and the counter-arguments best suited to each. A strategic reference for communicators and analysts.
Disinformation Case Bank
Real cases, real analysis. A bank of documented disinformation cases on clean energy from across Europe. Each entry includes the claim, the context, the spread mechanism and a fact-based response.
Fact-Checking Launchpad
Verify before you respond. A curated set of verification tools, authoritative sources and step-by-step guidance for checking claims about clean energy quickly and accurately.
Open Education Resources
Go deeper. Selected modules from the POWER online course, available as open educational resources. Covers the fundamentals of clean energy, disinformation tactics and counter-communication strategies.
