CO2Pacman participates in the Green Living Areas event

On March 27, 2025, Valencia hosted the launch of the Spanish Territorial Antenna of the Interreg Euro-MED Green Living Areas program.

This gathering brought together various Spanish entities involved in thematic projects related to sustainability, aiming to foster synergies and strengthen the community dedicated to green living areas.

The event, which convened key actors from the Mediterranean sustainability ecosystem, served as a platform for knowledge exchange. Among the participants, Carmen Renovell, European Projects Officer at CEEI Valencia, stood out. Renovell presented the CO2Pacman project, an initiative funded by the Interreg Euro-MED program that aims to support Mediterranean islands in their transition toward climate neutrality.

Led by the University of Siena, the project involves 10 organizations from seven European countries, including Spain, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, and Cyprus.

During her speech, Carmen emphasized the importance of open innovation. She highlighted that initiatives like CO2Pacman provide tools and knowledge to implement carbon footprint reduction strategies.

The event also featured the participation of other projects and local actors, such as Bauhaus4Med, EnerCmed Project, GARDEN, E-MED_Interreg, LOGREENER Project, NUDGES PROJECT, RE-MED, RENEWPORT, Rural Mobility, and URWAN.

Hosting this event in Valencia reinforces the city's and its institutions' commitment to sustainability and innovation at the European level.