The Ener2i project aims to improve cooperation between the EU and Eastern Neighborhood countries on bridging the gap between energy research and innovation. The 36-month project is funded by the EU and involves partners from Austria, Germany, Hungary, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova. The project seeks to stimulate linkages between research and innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency through knowledge transfer activities like brokerages and training workshops. Expected results include analytical reports on energy innovation in partner countries and 24 innovation vouchers worth €4,000 each for start-ups and businesses in Eastern countries. The overall goal is to address challenges of energy security, demand, and climate change through innovative sustainable solutions.
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The Ener2i project aims to improve cooperation between the EU and Eastern Neighborhood countries on bridging the gap between energy research and innovation. The 36-month project is funded by the EU and involves partners from Austria, Germany, Hungary, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova. The project seeks to stimulate linkages between research and innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency through knowledge transfer activities like brokerages and training workshops. Expected results include analytical reports on energy innovation in partner countries and 24 innovation vouchers worth €4,000 each for start-ups and businesses in Eastern countries. The overall goal is to address challenges of energy security, demand, and climate change through innovative sustainable solutions.
The Ener2i project aims to improve cooperation between the EU and Eastern Neighborhood countries on bridging the gap between energy research and innovation. The 36-month project is funded by the EU and involves partners from Austria, Germany, Hungary, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova. The project seeks to stimulate linkages between research and innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency through knowledge transfer activities like brokerages and training workshops. Expected results include analytical reports on energy innovation in partner countries and 24 innovation vouchers worth €4,000 each for start-ups and businesses in Eastern countries. The overall goal is to address challenges of energy security, demand, and climate change through innovative sustainable solutions.
The Ener2i project aims to improve cooperation between the EU and Eastern Neighborhood countries on bridging the gap between energy research and innovation. The 36-month project is funded by the EU and involves partners from Austria, Germany, Hungary, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova. The project seeks to stimulate linkages between research and innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency through knowledge transfer activities like brokerages and training workshops. Expected results include analytical reports on energy innovation in partner countries and 24 innovation vouchers worth €4,000 each for start-ups and businesses in Eastern countries. The overall goal is to address challenges of energy security, demand, and climate change through innovative sustainable solutions.
ENP countries on bridging the gap between energy research and energy innovation by Ms Zsuzsanna Angyal Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development April 4, 2014 Chiinu Moldova Ener2i expert workshop on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources
General Introduction of the project EU-funded project support from the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) Project Start: 1 st October 2013 Duration: 36 Months EU Contribution: around 1 million ENP target countries Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova EU partners Austria, Hungary, Germany; (and Netherlands, Norway and others through eseia network)
Ener2i Project Partners
Organisation name Acronym Country Centre for Social Innovation ZSI Austria Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development RCISD Hungary European Sustainable Energy Innovation Alliance eseia Austria Belarusian Institute of System Analysis and Information Support of Scientific and Technical Sphere BellSA Belarus National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia NAS RA Armenia Agency for Innovation and Technology Transfer AITT Moldova Technology Transfer Association TTA Armenia Belarusian Innovation Fund BIF Belarus Registered Union Energy Efficiency Center Georgia EEC Georgia Energy engineers GMBH ee Germany Organization for Small and Medium Enterprises Sector Development ODIMM Moldova Why energy? Enegy supply + energy usage + stimulation of innovation activities = challenge for EU and for ENP countries insecurity over energy supplies + growing energy demand + looming climate change = related societal challenges Our aim: to find innovative and sustainable solutions for these problems directly addressing the gap between energy research and European Industry (support the commercialisation of research results)
ener2i project mission:
Improve knowledge transfer and innovation support in the field of renewable energies (RES) and energy efficiency (EE)
Stimulate linkages between research and innovation with effective knowledge transfer methods (brokerages, etc.)
Establish sustainable cooperation between research and innovation actors across EU and ENP countries
Address EE and RES in the business sector, improving the innovation performance of business in EE/RES Workpackages & Structure WP1: Project Coordination and Management WP2: Analysis & Recommendations WP3: Networking & Technology-oriented Brokerage WP4: Training and Capacity Building WP5: Innovation Support WP6: Communication & Dissemination Expected results of ener2i target indicators I. 4 analytical reports on the research and innovation landscape and on players in EE/RES in the ENP countries (WP2)
4 local brokerages in ENP countries (AM, BY, GE, MD), and 4 brokerages in EU countries (WP3)
1st EU Brokerage: 23 rd June 2014
Expected results target indicators II. 8 innovation training workshops, which are relevant for EE/RES in the ENP countries (WP4) Staff exchanges/study visits 24 experts exchanged in the frame of a twinning scheme (WP4) exchange of good practices among PPs
24 innovation vouchers of 4,000 each, (6 vouchers per each EaP country) allocated to start-ups and businesses in the ENP countries as a result of a merit-based competition (WP5)
Chapter 6 - SWOT Analysis THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
For more information, please visit: http://www.ener2i.eu/ OUR TEAM: Ms Zsuzsanna Angyal, zsuzsanna.angyal@rcisd.eu Mr Bla Kardon, bkardon@rcisd.eu Ms Szonja Csuszdi szonja.csuzdi@rcisd.eu Ener2i@rcisd.eu REGIONAL CENTRE FOR INFORMATION AND SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT Budapest, HUNGARY http://www.rcisd.eu
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