• To organize specific symposiums, forums and meetings in order to share and gather knowledge regarding energy related issues. Specific focus on the unique climatologic conditions in Northern Europe and particularly the Baltic Region.
• To publish and display the wide range of different energy projects covering a diversified mix of interesting technologies and plans concerning cities and local residential areas.
• To gather the international "UBC Competence board", a reference, consisting of leading academic scholars and experts from within our region that can communicate vital findings to our cities.
• To actively take part in and organize training, education, research and development of interest to the member cities based on internal as well as external funding from EU, the industry, public sector and other available sources.
• To promote and lobby for the local perspective on energy policies and practices within a sustainable development framework based on UBC members best interests.
• To act as a center of excellence for all UBC member cities where our common experience and the individual expertise we possess, will be managed as our common platform for mutual development.
• The work will be carried out in accordance with the UBC statues and the guidelines established by the General assembly of UBC. The work of the Energy commission will be co-ordinated with other existing commissions in order to avoid over lap and conflicts of interests.

This is the open framework from where we have decided to start and imitate the UBC Energy commission. But it is of vital importance that all UBC cities that join the commission exercise, their equal right to influence and expand the agenda according to our common best. This is a part of a democratic process where we together will form the inner workings of the Energy Commission - and actual value to for us as citizens.

UBC Energy Commission