Enfugen in Bratislava, a fruitful workshop!

On 13th of October, 2006 the first of three Enfugen workshops took place in Bratislava, Slovakia. The workshop was very fruitful and informed mainly about targets of Enfugen project and about 7th Framework programme. In the afternoon session Mr. Mosca gave the participants professional training on how to prepare and write a succesful project.
The programme of the workshop was eneded by brisk discussion. Languages of the workshop were Slovak and English.

The number of participants was much higher than we expected. In the workshop were 60 participants mainly from universities, research centres and privite companies. Feedback on the workshop was very possitive.

Dowload the presentations here:

bratislava-workshop-presentations.zip

Third ENFUGEN Workshop and Training in Czech Republic, Prague 23 January 2007

The Workshop is organized in close collaboration with the National Committee of Electroheat to maximize the interest of participants and combine efforts in preparation and delivery of the Workshop.

Agenda:
Opening – representative of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Czech Energy Agency
Key note – the importance of electricity and hydrogen in the future
Section on hydrogen and fuel cells
Section on electrical heat
Closing remarks and recommendations for future research activities
Visit of the Hydrgen Fuel cell laboratory at the Czech Technical University

Second ENFUGEN Workshop and Training in Poland, Warsaw 16 November 2006

ENFUGEN workshop will be organised during Conference Launching FP7 in Poland.
This workshop will be devoted to the new energy technologies and especially to the fuel cells and hydrogen.

enfugen-workshopprogramme.doc

First Enfugen Workshop and Training - 13th October 2006 Bratislava

“The 7th Framework Programme and European Technology Platforms“ Workshop
Comenius University - Bratislava

Main objective of the workshop is to provide information about 7th Framework Programme, actual calls, supporting projects and to give a guide how to write a successful project.
Through presentations, discussions and consultations the participants and persons interested in the project participation should be guided in the wax that ensures their ability to continue in European project preparation.
In this context will be useful also information about supporting projects and actions, which form the relevant environment for active and successful project preparation or participation.
Programme of the workshop
08:30 Registration of participants
09:00 Welcoming, presentation of BIC Bratislava, ECB Bratislava, presentation of ENFUGEN project
09:30 FP7 - Seventh Framework programme, CIP - Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme
  Ivan Filus, BIC Bratislava
10:30 Coffee break
10:50 European Technology Platforms
  Cristina Torrisi, Labor, Italy
11:30  Supporting projects, actual calls, national programmes
12:00 Snack lunch
13:00 Training session – project preparation and project management
  Gian Michele Mosca, TESEO, Brussels

Contacts
Jana Strúčková
BIC Bratislava, spol. s r.o.
Zochova 5, 81103 Bratislava
Tel: 02 / 5441 7515
Fax: 02 / 5441 7522
Email: struckova@bic.sk 
                

HFP’s Third General Assembly

The European Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Technology Platform Third General Assembly and Exhibition/ Demonstration Event 2006 will take place on 4-6 October 2006 in Brussels, Belgium.

As in 2005, a Demonstration/Exhibition and Drive & Ride session will be organised in parallel to the HFP’s Third General Assembly 2006 in Brussels. The Exhibition and Drive & Ride offers many opportunities to make your company visible and to present your latest achievements in the field of hydrogen and fuel cell products and services. Indoor exhibition space is already nearing its limits!

For more information:
https://www.hfpeurope.org/hfp/general-assembly-2006

Hydrogen storage technology training course, Germany

 A training course on hydrogen storage technologies will take place in Ingolstadt, Germany, from 25-29 September.

The course will cover whole spectrum of hydrogen storage technologies, including compressed gas, cryogenic liquid and solid materials, with a focus on automotive applications.

Hydrogen storage is a key enabling technology for the extensive use of H2 as an energy carrier. Participants will gain an insight into the state-of-the-art and current research on H2 storage technologies. The course will consist of theoretical lectures as well as practical workshops designed to deepen participants’ experience with and exposure to hydrogen storage.

The event is organised by the consortium partners of StorHy, an Integrated Project funded under the ‘Sustainable Development, Global Change and Ecosystems’ section of the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6).

For more information, please visit:
http://www.storhy.net/

Taken from CORDIS NEWS
http://cordis.europa.eu/news/en/home.html