An article about the ener2i project and its activities was published in Europe’s leading research dissemination magazine.

An article about the ener2i project and its activities for bridging the gap between energy research and innovation was published recently. ener2i enhances the innovation capacity and stimulates effective linkages between research and business actors from the EU and its Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova. The project works in the field of energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy sources (RES). In the article, the project’s scientific coordinator Manfred Spiesberger of Centre for Social Innovation (ZSI), offers an overview of the main objectives and the importance of the ener2i project. The designed approach to enhance innovation capacity is outlined, which focuses on support measures such as Innovation Vouchers, brokerage events, twinning activities, and workshops.

The article can be viewed online on the EU Research digital magazine here (Page 54).

A PDF version of the article can be downloaded here : ener2i project – EU Research 54 Bridging the gap in energy research