This Analysis explores the critical role of women in the clean energy transition, highlighting that their participation is essential to address climate change, environmental degradation and energy security.

Focusing on ecofeminism and intersectionality, we provide a gender-based analysis to identify and address inequalities in the energy sector.

The analysis aims to develop gender-responsive policies and initiatives, ensuring equitable access to clean energy technologies and promoting women’s participation in decision-making, entrepreneurship and employment in this sector.

This approach ensures a more inclusive and effective transition to clean energy.

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** This Analysis is part of the program FemPower – Gender Equality in the Clean Energy Transition is a Cooperation Partnership in Higher Education. FemPower involves 5 Higher Education Institutions (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki/GR, Politecnico di Milano/IT, Cyprus University of Technology/CY, Technical University of Delft/NL, Universidad de Pais Vasco/ES), 1 SME (Duneworks/NL), 2 NGOs (Digijeunes/FR and Diotima/GR) and 1 Public Body (Center for the Promotion of Science/RS).

The project is co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ KA220 – Cooperation Partnerships in Higher Education call by the Greek National Agency, Grant Agreement No: 2021-1-EL01-KA220-HED-000030178.