EU-CONCERT brings together leading researchers and stakeholders across Europe to address a key challenge of the energy transition: understanding and optimizing electrocatalytic processes at solid–liquid interfaces.
Electrocatalysis is central to sustainable energy technologies, including green hydrogen production and CO₂ conversion. However, the complexity of electrified interfaces limits predictive modelling and rational design. EU-CONCERT builds a pan-European network to bridge theory and experiment, advancing understanding and strengthening Europe’s leadership in renewable technologies.
We are thrilled to look back at the First In-Person Workshop of the EU-CONCERT COST Action, which took place from 27–28 May 2026 at the Clarion Congress Hotel i...
Dear EU-CONCERT Members, As announced during the EU-CONCERT Workshop held in Prague, I am pleased to inform you that the first YRI funding opportunity...
Dear EU-CONCERT Members, As announced during the EU-CONCERT Workshop held in Prague, I am pleased to inform you that a new STSM funding opportunity is...
📅 27–28 May 2026📍 Clarion Congress Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic The EU-CONCERT First In-Person Workshop will bring together researchers from across the netwo...
We are pleased to announce the first call for Short-Term Scientific Missions (STSMs) under the COST Action EU-CONCERT (CA24103)! 📌 Implementation period: March...
Power-to-X for a Sustainable Future🗓 6–10 July 2026 | 📍 University of Iceland, Reykjavík Hosted by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network ECOMATES, the co...
COST Member Countries
non-Member Coutries
Action Members
Management committee
Core group Members
working groups
The figure report Cost Member ITC (green), Cost Member non-ITC (blue) and Cost Cooperating Member (orange) represented in the in EU-CONCERT Working Groups. Researchers from COST NNC (Egypt, Tunisia, Palestine, Jordan and Kosovo) and Third States (Canada, South Korea, Singapore, United States) are also involved.
