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TRANSIT is a project funded by the European Union under the program Horizon Europe that aims to provide sustainable training and re-skilling programmes for current and future generations on a multidisciplinary approach in renewable energy. In achieving this, TRANSIT seeks to enable the societal changes that will encompass the high ambitions of deployment and transformation of the energy sector in the next decades through the design and delivering of an overall educational, retraining and social engagement programme covering different sectoral strategies and stakeholders.

GreenSkills4H2 is a 4-year project aiming at developing sectoral skills strategies to reduce skills shortages, gaps and mismatches, in the short and the medium term. The Green Skills for Hydrogen project has collaborated closely with hydrogen stakeholders across the European Union to identify the occupational profiles in high demand in the sector and analyse the required level of “hydrogen knowledge” of these profiles. This study has enabled us to outline what we call the European Hydrogen Skills Strategy. This Strategy aims to provides insights into the current landscape of educational and training programmes available for hydrogen skill development in Europe.

The project ENFLATE relates to the European Commission’s policy framework and seeks to decarbonise the energy system, encourage the electrification of heat and transport, as well as the connection of more clean but intermittent generation.  The ENFLATE project will build upon existing solutions on data driven energy services and non-energy services, and replicate them in different geographies, climate and consumer needs. It will propose applicable consumer-centered flexibility platforms and test them in five European countries through the engagement of local consumers, TSOs, DSOs, market operators, regulatory authorities, service providers, manufacturers and academia. It will provide smart grid innovative technologies, peer-to-peer market platforms for consumers, smart building and local community cross vector flexibility services, integration of consumer centered flexibility with pan European spot markets. Sustainable and Efficient business models will be developed and tested, combing energy services with health and mobility services.

MAREWIND project is a research project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme.The project provides vital solutions to help building a next generation of large offshore wind energy- and tidal power generators by solving the current challenges related to materials, coatings and multi-material architectural performance.
By enhancing the materials’ durability, recyclability, and reduce maintenance in offshore structures, the project will contribute to a more economic and sustainable model of the offshore wind sector. MAREWIND aims to develop durable materials and recyclable solutions for the offshore wind industry, while extending the service life of the wind facilities. In addition, the project outcomes will also contribute to meeting the EU climate targets and create new job opportunities within the wind industry.

The aim of iSOP four-year work programme is to undertake cutting edge multidisciplinary research and development to make a step change in understanding and advancing Supercritical CO2 based power generation systems’ technology. This will enable a step change in the role played by power and heat cycles to become major contributors to achieving the 2050 zero emissions targets. ISOP will achieve this goal while providing specialised training for 17 doctoral researchers to help establish the backbone of an important industry.

GenB is a 30-month project funded under Horizon Europe, the EU’s key funding programme for research and innovation. The project focuses on educating and empowering the Generation Bioeconomy (GenB) to become aware, sensitive, and engaged with environmental issues, sustainability, and circularity. Key initiatives include:

• An online Virtual Library offering hundreds of resources on the sustainable and circular bioeconomy.
• Toolkits designed for students, teachers, and multipliers, providing materials such as videos, MOOCs, factsheets, lesson plans, and more to facilitate bioeconomy education.
• A youth GenB Ambassadorship Programme aimed at inspiring and empowering young bioeconomy enthusiasts.
• Participatory activities like a Bioeconomy Art Competition and Youth Debates to foster creativity and dialogue.

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BlueBioMatch, the Blue Bioeconomy Hub, was launched on 18 September 23!

BlueBioMatch is a novel platform designed to function as a convergence point for a diverse spectrum of stakeholders, ranging from startups and SMEs to researchers, policymakers, and funders. Its purpose is to facilitate the exchange of vital information, products, and opportunities within the blue bioeconomy domain.

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BlueRev project focuses on the revitalisation of European local communities through innovative bio-based business models, governance frameworks and social innovations in the blue bio-based sector, to underline the benefits the wide deployment of the bio-based sector can offer.
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Engage4BIO will strengthen circular, sustainable bioeconomy and sustainable regional development through processes of design thinking, co-creation, (re)training and skills development.

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The WENDY project aims to enhance social acceptance of wind energy by identifying key technical, environmental, and social factors that drive public support. Through multi-spatial planning, stakeholder engagement, and knowledge-sharing, WENDY fosters a shift from opposition to community-driven enthusiasm for wind energy adoption across Europe

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