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.
📅 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...
Today, we proudly celebrate the incredible women and girls in science who are shaping the future through curiosity, innovation, and resilience. Within COST Acti...
What a great start to the year! 🎉 On 7 January 2026, we held the first EU-CONCERT online plenary meeting, bringing together more than 90 participants, an excel...
The seeds of EU-CONCERT were planted in a series of early discussions among Prof. Núeria Lopez (Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, Spain),Prof. Marc K...
COST Member Countries
non-Member Coutries
Action Members
Management committee
Core group Members
working groups
The figure report Cost Member non-ITC (blue), Cost Member ITC (green) 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.
