In March 2021, the Minaraad (Flanders Environmental and Nature Council) published a study and advice on the coordination of renewable energy within the specific spatial context of Flanders. The focus was on both the technically and socially desirable potential of renewable energy and the governance to put this into practice. On the occasion of the publication "Area-based coordination of renewable energy", the Minaraad, the Flemish Association of Cities and Municipalities (VVSG) and the Climate Network invited a number of speakers to address these challenges. One of them was Dominiek Vandewiele, energy project manager at Intercommunale Leiedal and project leader of the Interreg 2 seas project LECSEA.
