E-RESPLAN is a Strategic Partnership for Higher Education, aiming at providing young professional and experts with innovative tools in order to reinforce their interdisciplinar skills in the field of energy planning, RES development and spatial planning.Architecture and planning traditions are often not well-integrated with the recent development of new technologies in the energy field. And, on the opposite, the experts in energy and RES development do often not have skills to properly integrate new plants in urban contexts and in cultural and ecological valuable landscapes. The integration among these competencies is more and more required, especially considering the relevance of integrated tools and strategies, at European, national and local scales, as in the case of SEAPs – Sustainable Energy Action Plans, in the framework of the Covenant of Mayors.The starting point is twofold: on the one side, the project addressed the issue of integrated planning and energy planning, which is central in local, national and EU strategies; on the other side, it addressed the need of specific and interdisciplinary educational tools and activities in this field.The project was dealing with energy planning issues, RES technologies, landscape and environmental assessment, energy potential mapping and governance, in order to support young professionals and experts in developing competencies in cooperation with Higher Education Institutions and Local Energy Agencies, in order to qualify the work in public sector and to support the access to job market for newly graduated or close to graduation participants.The overall objective was to experiment new techniques of learning and teaching, through the use of Complex maps, ICT and Cloud tools, in order to encourage the sharing of knowledge and to develop collaborative training tools (http://cmap.ihmc.us/cmap-cloud/) in the above fields.The project also aimed at:- realising a new tool called Energy-CMap, an OER for the scientific and educational purposes of the project;- supporting the training of experts in energy and environmental planning through the definition of educational tools at academic levels (Concept Maps and OER);- contributing in the reinforcement of networks among planners, academics and enterprises operating in the field of RES;- development, with a view to increase labour market relevance of learning provisions and qualifications;- establishing a network among Mediterranean Universities with the aim of improving their educational capacities in the fields of RES development, energy and environmental planning, according to 2020 EU goals.During the project, partners realised, test, evaluate and improved the Energy-CMaps, organised in 5 educational modules. Energy-CMaps were tested through distance learning activities, involving professors and students, in the field of Architecture, Energy, Engineering, Geography. Participants were also involved in intensive learning activities in order to verify and complete the acquired competencies.At least 100 learners were involved in distance learning activities (OER) and (among them) 23 learners took part in Intensive Study Programme, to test the acquired competencies in a real case study. 22 teachers were involved in an Intensive Study Programme.The expected impacts for participants are an improvement in accessing job market thanks to acquired competencies, and also through the development of professional networks, especially with experts in energy planning and Municipalities; the development of horizontal professional network with other participants, at international level; the possibility to access the Concept Maps to update their skills and competencies.Teachers, professors and other educational professionals improved their approach in using Concept Maps in normal educational activities, being also able to re-adapt the provided educational materials and to update them. They will also enlarge the range of their educational activities, using OER in a more pro-active way.Universities and Energy Agencies had the opportunities to develop existing e-learning materials, to improve the use of OER, to reinforce the links between professional education and academic education and to reinforce interdisciplinary and integrated approaches in curricula.