On March 25th, ITL was in Berlin for the Final Conference of the H2CE project, which provided a comprehensive overview of the project’s achievements and included a panel discussion on how Central European regions can prepare for the energy transition through hydrogen. The highlight was a keynote speech by Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, CEO of Hydrogen
In December, ITL took part in two important events organised by the Green Hydra project, funded by the Interreg Europe programme and coordinated by the Municipality of Ravenna. The project aims to support public authorities in the development of policies to promote the deployment of green hydrogen and the energy transition at territorial level.
On October 29th, Margit Kuuse, Project Manager at ITL, joined the final event of the H2MA project in Marghera, organised by Codognotto and Venice Sustainability Foundation. For the past 3 years, the project has supported the expansion of green hydrogen mobility infrastructure across the Alps, to facilitate the transition towards green transport solutions and reduce
On September 22nd-24th , ITL took part in the sixth H2CE Project Meeting, hosted by Energy Agency Styria in Graz, Austria. H2CE, funded by the Interreg Central Europe programme and coordinated by the Joint Spatial Planning Department Berlin-Brandenburg, aims to support the European energy transition by promoting coordination among regions and the development of
On June 17–18, Andrei Turlea and Margit Kuuse, Project Managers at Fondazione ITL, took part in the H2CE project meeting held in Gdańsk, an opportunity to take stock of the ongoing activities and the tools currently under development. The project, funded by the Interreg Central Europe program, has now entered the final phase of launching the
On May 13, ITL and Clust-ER GreenTech are organizing the webinar “Decarbonizing Freight Transport: Economic-Regulatory Framework and Development Scenarios in Emilia-Romagna.” The event is organized within the H2CE project and is aimed at companies and stakeholders from the transport, logistics, and green energy sectors, who will have the opportunity to exchange ideas on development scenarios
On February 11th-12th, ITL was in Berlin to take part in a workshop organised within the H2CE project and hosted by the Reiner Lemoine Institut. Andrei Turlea, Junior Researcher at ITL, worked alongside project partners to explore how to develop and strengthen regional strategies for green hydrogen. Hydrogen can play a crucial role as
Last week the ITL foundation participated to the H2CE Project Partners meeting in Zagreb. It was a useful moment to share the project activities carried out in the first year of H2CE. The meeting was also an important moment to go share with the partners the next steps of the Project tasks, defining the tools