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Testimonials of partnersCity of Milton Keynes"Energy in a city is more than heat and light. It keeps a city alive and growing, with the confidence to create a thriving local economy, high employment and happy citizens. The Imagine 2050 project is an opportunity for city leaders to hear the views of the community and understand their aspirations for the future of their city. Milton Keynes is a modern city and embraces the challenges of the future, seeking to be a pathfinder for sustainable communities over the coming decades."
City of Modena"The Imagine project is for Modena a very important occasion to monitor and assess the projects of private and public entities included in the Sustainable Energy Action Plan approved by the City Council in 2011 under the Covenant of Mayors initiative and encourages these actors to reflect together on the model of city we want to reach in the coming decades. Imagine aims at obtaining concrete results, but it is also a project with an important visionary character and we believe that the right combination between vision and action will help us to define, thanks to the implementation of a participatory process, the future of Modena."
City of Munich“The city of Munich has been involved in the IMAGINE Initiative since it started. We think that the IMAGINE project is a great opportunity to share experiences, to discover different approaches and to define new ways of involving local stakeholders towards low energy cities.
Hafen City University (Hamburg)"In the fast moving field of energy policies only an interdisciplinary approach with stakeholders with different experiences, know-how, practices and background can be the key success criteria for a sustainable future. We are happy to be the academic partner of the IMAGINE project and are excited to share our scientific knowledge with the founded practical experiences of eight European cities, in order to work together on practicable and efficient sustainability measures. The auspicious synergy effects open up new vistas of energy policies that lead us to a sustainable future of our cities." |
