The acronym “HyEfRe” stand for Hydrogen integration for efficient renewable energy systems. It has been approved under the call for proposals of the Interreg Central Europe Programme, within the Cooperating for a greener Central Europe priority, in the multiannual financial framework 2021-2027. HyEfRe brings together 11 partners from 8 Central European countries, with the aim of establishing green hydrogen ecosystems in the partners regions. Through is journey, HyEfRe will foster an investment-friendly environment for renewable energy and green hydrogen technologies integrated with regard to energy efficiency and balancing, via an innovative holistic approach. The project partners will evaluate hydrogen potentials with new models and develop and test a new tool to calculate ideal parameters for technical plants. The project’s action plan for policy actors aims to reduce the regulatory barriers impeding a timely expansion of renewables and green hydrogen.
HyEfRe project consortium consists of research institutes, energy development agencies and SMEs experienced in renewable energy and hydrogen integration, modelling, optimisation & IT, legal/economic assessment, and stakeholders engagement.
LP: Landshut University of Applied Sciences (DE)
PP: Mazovia Energy Agency (PL)
PP: Regional Development Agency of South Bohemia (CZ)
PP: Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (AT)
PP: University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (HR)
PP: Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar PP Hrvatska (HR)
PP: HyFuture GmbH PP Deutschland (DE)
PP: Energy Agency of Savinjska, Šaleška and Koroška Region (SI)
PP: South-Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency (HU)
PP: Deggendorf Institute of Technology PP Deutschland (DE)
PP: WeEurope Srl SB (IT)
General Project Information:
Project website: https://www.interreg-central.eu/projects/hyefre/
Program: Interreg Central Europe
Project name: Hydrogen integration for efficient renewable energy systems
Project acronym: HyEfRe
Project ID: CE0200523
Program priority: Cooperating for a greener central Europe.
Specific objective under program priority: Supporting the energy transition to a climate-neutral central Europe.
Project start date: June 1, 2024
Total project budget: 2.355.053,50 € (ERDF co-funding: 1.884.042,79 €)
On January 26th, Croatian radio station, Radio Sljeme broadcasted an interview with 3Smart project coordinator dr. sc. Mario Vašak within their science show ''Iz svijeta znanosti''. Dr. sc. Mario Vašak hosted the show at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing to present the main objectives of the 3Smart project and to familiarize the listeners with the 3Smart concept as well as with the importance of the whole energy sustainability concept. An audio recording of the show can be reproduced by clicking on the following link: Audio
On 16th January 2017 a public presentation of the 3Smart project was held in Zagreb on the premises of University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing who is the lead partner on the project. The event attracted a significant number of participants from different sectors representing government, industry and academia. The project 3Smart is funded by the European Union through the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme.
| On January 17th, Jutarnji list, Croatian daily newspaper published an article about project 3Smart (Smart Building - Smart Grid - Smart City where the University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing is the lead partner. The article highlights the importance of such a project recognizing the need for sustainable, reliable solutions for the transmission, distribution and use of energy resources and the role of the Innovation Centre Nikola Tesla in this and future projects. The article can be found here. |
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On January 2nd, Jutarnji list, Croatian daily newspaper published an article about 10 Croatian innovators. Among them is head of our Laboratory and coordinator of our newest project 3Smart (Smart Building - Smart Grid - Smart City) started with the beginning of the new year, Assoc. Prof. Mario Vašak. 3Smart project is recognized as one of the most promising enablers of the future smart cities and a step forward in making Zagreb a smart city. The article highlights the importance of such a project and the role of the Innovation Centre Nikola Tesla in this and future projects. The article can be reached through the following link: link.
| ENHEMS-Buildings action was presented on Croatian National Television within the Eko zona show. Eko zona is a weekly TV show on ecology, sustainable development, renewable energy sources, energy savings and environmental protection. One of the objectives of the show is through review of the difficulties and problems, but also positive examples, make viewers familiar with the use of renewable energy sources and care about energy efficiency. The show was broadcasted on 11th November 2015. The related show part be reached through the link next to the text. |
| ENHEMS-Buildings action was presented on Croatian National Television within the Eko zona show. Eko zona is a weekly TV show on ecology, sustainable development, renewable energy sources, energy savings and environmental protection. One of the objectives of the show is through review of the difficulties and problems, but also positive examples, make viewers familiar with the use of renewable energy sources and care about energy efficiency. Action ENHEMS-Buildings is recognized as one of the examples of how to improve the energy efficiency of one the world’s biggest energy consumers - buildings, through the use of advanced control algorithms and consolidation between industry and science. The show was broadcasted on 3th December 2014. The related show part can be reached through the link next to the text. | View on YouTube |
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