Developing sustainable energy solutions requires more than technology alone; It requires meaningful collaboration among those who will use, shape, and benefit from these solutions. Within EMERGE, stakeholder engagement plays a central role in ensuring that project outcomes reflect local priorities and real-world needs.

The EMERGE Stakeholder Engagement Methodology provides a structured approach to involving a wide range of actors, including policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, innovators, entrepreneurs, and local communities throughout the project lifecycle.

Through co-design activities, Policy Labs, workshops, and collaborative initiatives, stakeholders contribute valuable perspectives that help refine modelling approaches, strengthen policy recommendations, and support the development of practical solutions tailored to different regional contexts.
The methodology reflects EMERGE’s commitment to fostering inclusive participation and knowledge exchange while building stronger connections between technical innovation and decision-making processes.

As project activities continue, stakeholder contributions will remain essential in supporting the development of clean energy transition pathways and promoting long-term impact beyond the project itself.