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Inlecom Commercial Pathways support EU projects in 3 ways: 1. Project coordination: ICP coordinates projects and ensures that deadlines and KPIs are met 2. Commercial exploitation: ICP examines how new innovations can create commercial value for project partners 3. Intellectual Property: ICP helps partners protect their innovations developed during EU projects through patents. Our role in a project will vary depending on the project's proposal. To all our project partners, we look forward to helping create positive change through innovation. ACROSS Horizon Europe VITAL-5G Project REDWine FUELGAE Project RAWMINA Project VARCITIES - Green Cities are Healthier Cities 5GMediaHUB Project CISUTAC Eternal EU-CIP Project 5G-TIMBER Convert2Green Horizon Europe DIVINE Project JUSTNatureProject ZeroW

Safety comes first for our people, contractors, partners, and the societies we serve at The AES Corporation. Each of our local businesses invests in programs and activities to ensure our people’s health and safety. 👷 We work to create solutions that balance industry with nature, finding solutions that are both economically and environmentally viable. That is why we invest in systems that guarantee the safety of the wildlife in the countries where The AES Corporation is present. 🍀 The largest wind farm in Bulgaria, AES' St Nikola facility, both provides clean renewable energy for the country and serves as the backbone of the Integrated Early Warning System for Bird Protection. Complying with European requirements for the preservation of birds, the system integrates information from several radar systems, as well as direct on-site monitoring by ornithologists, who regularly monitor birds in the area, assess potential hazards, and, where necessary, issue turbine shutdown orders. Despite its impressive size – 105 meters and the diameter of the rotor 90 meters, each of 52 turbines at the facility can stop if there are flying birds and let them pass. 🦆 Learn more about the Integrated Early Warning System for Bird Protection at: https://t.ly/-fIuP #YesAES

💡 The potential for #replication is unlimited. It can be applied anywhere, and a key project objective is to demonstrate to local communities the financial profitability of such projects, fostering regional #energy independence. 👉 Read more about this project and download the dedicated brochures on NESOI - The European Island Facility website: https://ow.ly/vvEO50Qt9lZ #EUprojects #EUislands #greentransition #energycommunities #Croatia

Is bigger always better? We don't think so. At the upcoming Fagthing Raforku (The Electricity Trade Conference) in Hveragerði, our Managing Director Marta Rós Karlsdóttir will showcase our pioneering approach to exploring low and medium temperature resources and underutilized wells. Small-scale combined heat and power plants can increase: - Energy and resource efficiency - Energy security - Local green job and business opportunities That's what we specialize in at Baseload Power Iceland: building homegrown small-scale heat and power plants for Icelandic communities.

🗓 On 7th of June 10am CET, SeaMark is presenting some of the findings from the EU #regulatoryassessment we have made, specifically those relating to #algae in #feed. Come and listen!

Please join me for this powerful qigong practice.

📣 Atlantica has taken part in the First Edition of the Italian Storage Event, organized by Renmad Storage Italia 2024. This is the first conference of its kind to be held in Italy that purely focuses on energy storage and the Atlantica Italian development team attended on 16 and 17 April.  Our Asset Manager Riccardo Lenzi formed part of the panel: “Attract Investment for your Storage Projects” in which he highlighted:  ✔ Atlantica’s BESS strategy and goals in Italy ✔ The importance of a clear regulatory framework to understand permitting and future incentives ✔ The need to have a tentative calendar in place for these regulatory incentives every year and for every area so that investors can plan their projects Gonzalo Martin, Corrado Pani and Domenico Cavicchia also attended the conference 👏

These results are incredibly encouraging! They serve as compelling evidence that, through effective FSP engagement, the utilisation of marketplace tools, and collaborative teamwork, the journey towards decarbonising the grids through the use of flexibility can start with great success!

💬 A few weeks ago, the ACCE project joined the European Investor Dialogue on Energy! Our development manager Stanislas d'Herbemont joined conversation, presentied key insights and recommendations for financing energy communities. Building on these insights, REScoop.eu formulates several key recommendations for financing energy communities across Europe: 1. Create dedicated tools and support programs. 2. Leverage energy community networks 3. Energy community projects need to be considered in a holistic approach of the investment rather than its pure financial performance 4. Create local partnerships and clarify expectations 🌱 Check out the blog post ! https://bit.ly/3UCbVac REScoop.eu Energie Samen Zelena energetska zadruga (ZEZ) GoiEner Bündnis Bürgerenergie Énergie Partagée Cooperativa de Energie Burgercoöperatie Ecopower

Preparing for events like this Summit is a lot more than just preparing key messages and compile the attendee list. It’s identifying key stakeholders (the who and why) for engagement across multiple businesses and opportunities; establishing engagement strategy (the what, where, when) to achieve the desired outcome; and equipping the team with the right tools (the how) for execution. All for the purpose of shaping the external environment and creating the necessary conditions for success. Perhaps deathly boring for some, and very exciting for me! As for the topic of this Summit, namely cross border CCS value chains in APAC, it is imperative we as a collective continue working on resolving the issues that are currently standing between us and the first ton of stored CO2 in 2030: 🔜 clear and compelling policy frameworks to drive CCS investments including Government to Goverment agreements underpinning cross border projects; 🔜 viable and robust partnerships and collaborate as an industry, as a region and as a collective including non-governmental organizations (think IMO) and societal groups; 🔜 driving innovations: technology (low pressure LCO2 transport), business models (tariffs/fees/levies) and regulations (liabilities, certifications, obligations) to name a few.