Lisboa E-Nova – Agência de Energia e Ambiente de Lisboa

Lisboa E-Nova is the Energy and Environment Agency of Lisbon. Founded as a private, non-profit association, it works to improve the city's energy and environmental performance in a systematic, ongoing way. Its address is Campo Grande 13, Lisbon. The agency's work spans five areas: water, energy, climate, circularity and mobility. It runs projects such as VIBE, on behavioural engagement for circular economy impact; ALTHEA, on climate-neutral peri-urban living labs; FoodLink, a network for food transition in the Lisbon metropolitan area; City4Climate, using digital twins for climate action; and a study on energy poverty and thermal comfort in the Lisbon municipality. Lisboa E-Nova reports more than €45 million in European funding secured and 46 European projects delivered. It has 24 associates and over 300 partnerships with public and private entities. Team members quoted on the website include Filipa Sacadura, Marta Peixinho and Eduardo Silva, who describe working across a multidisciplinary team on the city's energy transition. The agency also produces public content on energy and water topics, including monthly data on Portugal's electricity imports and prices, and reservoir storage levels. It supports the podcast *No Seu Melhor*, giving voice to sustainability projects and ideas, with episodes covering zero waste, toy recycling, school composting and food sovereignty. Lisboa E-Nova positions its role as a bridge between Lisbon's public administration and private organisations, aiming for measurable, quantified improvements in the city's environmental performance rather than one-off initiatives.