#Againstinequality. We foster networks for the future

We work to improve people’s lives by fighting against inequality to make progress without leaving anyone behind, collaborating with public administrations and entities in the Third Sector. Likewise, we operate in four areas of work and eleven lines of action focused on reducing digital, territorial, generational, and gender inequalities.

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Digital inequality

We promote connectivity in the territories where we operate and work in order to foster digital literacy of society by reducing digital barriers to achieve inclusion.

Therefore, we work on:

  • Connectivity: bridging the digital divide.
  • Digital literacy: digital skills gap.
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Territorial inequality

We contribute to reducing urban-rural imbalances by driving the energy transition and promoting entrepreneurship, local development, preserving natural capital, and culture, with local innovation as key tools.

Main lines of work in the territory include:

  • Local development
  • Natural capital
  • Municipalities for ecological transition
  • Conservation of local culture
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Generational inequality

We contribute to reducing child poverty, promoting education, youth employment, and collaborating with training entities in the electrical sector to facilitate the ecological transition.

Different lines of action for children and youth include:

  • Child poverty
  • Youth employment
  • Training for the ecological transition
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Gender inequality

We support social and labour equality for women as a lever of opportunities and progress for all. Additionally, we promote the scientific and technological vocation of women from an early age.

Different lines of work include:

  • Social equality
  • Labour integration
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Other projects of interest

Guidelines for the development of energy transition plans in Spain
Guidelines for the development of energy transition plans in Spain

Redeia, Emprendedorex, EnerAgen, and Next Educación, along with 30 local action groups, constitute the driving force working from the territory to fight against climate change and achieve the targets included in Spain’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP).

Portada Guía para la elaboración de Planes de Transición Energética en España
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Their first task has been to develop the guidelines for the development of energy transition plans in Spain as part of their participatory local development strategies. A roadmap for territories to define and implement strategies to promote future projects in: ​

  • Energy efficiency
  • Fighting against energy poverty
  • Building rehabilitation
  • Collective self-consumption
  • Local energy communities
Guidelines for the energy transition in local entities

Local Administrations are the cornerstone of the fight against climate change, considering their ability to channel citizens’ demands, promote public policies, and prepare budgets based on their commitment to sustainability, energy efficiency, and renewable energy.

Portada Guía para la Transición Energética en las entidades locales
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Therefore, Red Eléctrica, together with the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) has developed guidelines for the energy transition in local entities in line with its commitment to promote the culture of energy efficiency, raise awareness of the need for carbon reduction in the economy, and promote a sustainable energy model.

The guidelines are aimed at addressing the main uncertainties that public administrations may have about the energy transition process and guiding municipalities in adopting measures and initiatives that promote responsible and efficient energy consumption, as well as implementing sustainable mobility.