On October 14, the first Management Committee meeting of the EU-CONCERT COST Action CA24103 took place in Brussels, officially marking the beginning of this European initiative aimed at advancing electrocatalysis research for the energy transition.
The Action seeks to foster scientific and technological collaboration among institutions, companies, and research centers across Europe, promoting a strong and diverse network committed to young researchers, inclusiveness, and gender balance.
EU-CONCERT aims to accelerate the development of sustainable and efficient electrochemical technologies for renewable energy and green fuel production, supporting the European Union’s climate goals.
At Apria, we share this initiative’s commitment to collaborative innovation and sustainability, and we celebrate its launch as an important step forward in decarbonization and clean technology development.
More information: Action CA24103 – COST
