GRETA Multinational survey

The GRETA – “Green Energy Transition Actions” project seeks to better understand and promote the emergence of energy citizenship phenomena in Europe. To achieve this, a broad and unique stakeholders and citizens’ empirical consultation across the EU is necessary, inquiring on specific determinants that drive or prevent energy citizenship action in different country contexts. To assist in that effort, LUT University, the GRETA project’s coordinator, is seeking to hire a service provider to conduct an online multinational survey ideally involving 10 000 individual respondents within all the 27 EU member states.

The GRETA – “Green Energy Transition Actions” project seeks to better understand and promote the emergence of energy citizenship phenomena in Europe. To achieve this, a broad and unique stakeholders and citizens’ empirical consultation across the EU is necessary, inquiring on specific determinants that drive or prevent energy citizenship action in different country contexts. To assist in that effort, LUT University, the GRETA project’s coordinator, is seeking to hire a service provider to conduct an online multinational survey ideally involving 10 000 individual respondents within all the 27 EU member states. The survey provider should be responsible for recruiting respondents and/or inquiry panels, handling any language barriers via translations, as well as any technology barriers via an agnostic approach, for collecting data and performing any related pre-testing/validation, for hosting of collected data, and for its post-collection cleaning and/or statistical treatment. The service provider will also liaise closely and play a supportive role to the GRETA project partners, to ensure that the structure of the survey follows good practices.