EULAC EnergyTRAN mobility event in Seville
On 20 May 2025, the second day of the EULAC EnergyTRAN mobility event took place at the Statutory Seat of LifeWatch ERIC, located in Plaza de España in Seville, Spain. This initiative is part of the EU-LAC cooperation framework, aiming to strengthen scientific collaboration between European and Latin American research infrastructures, particularly in the environmental and energy transition domains.
Seville hosts International Workshop on Science and Technology Indicators for the Energy Transition as Part of the Energytran Project
From May 19 to 21, an international workshop on Science and Technology Indicators for the Energy Transition was held in Seville, Spain, hosted at the Cultural Initiatives Center of the University of Seville (CICUS).
On May 19th and 20th, LifeWatch ERIC and OEI will welcome a distinguished delegation of researchers and representatives from public institutions across Latin America and Europe to Seville, to strengthen transatlantic collaboration on environmental indicators for the energy transition within the framework of the EULAC ENERGYTRAN project’s mobility programme.
ENERGY TRAN has the objectives of co-designing analytical tools based on the FAIR principles to assess energy transition indicators, building capacity in the use of European research infrastructures, such as LifeWatch ERIC, to connect environmental and energy data.
Moreover, it will exchange best practices in data governance, public policy, and participatory approaches and strengthen collaboration networks between institutions in Europe and Latin America for future scientific and policy-oriented initiatives.
IPS Team – Portugal, member of the EULAC for Energy Transition consortium: Cooperative research on infrastructures for the energy transition between Europe and the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean.
The energy transition is at the top of the political agendas of both regions, the EU and LAC, making this project a valuable contribution to consolidating it as a priority area for interregional scientific cooperation.
EULAC Energytran Project Team Visits Hylab in Sines, Portugal
The EULAC Energytran project is a consortium of eleven universities and institutions from six Ibero-American countries, aiming to promote the transition of Europe and Latin America to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources.
Towards a Greener Mexico: Energytran and the Energy Transformation
On March 26 and 27, 2025, the Technological Institute of Aguascalientes hosted the International Workshop Energytran, a workshop on energy transition within the framework of the Energytran Project for scientific cooperation between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean. The project is led by the OEI and funded by the European Union through the Horizon Europe Program.
Energytran Workshop – Day 3 – 2025 – National Technological Institute of Mexico
This workshop serves as an academic forum to share and discuss research project results and progress, innovations, technological developments, and undergraduate and postgraduate theses in the field of energy transition.
Energytran Workshop – Day 2 – 2025 – National Technological Institute of Mexico
This workshop serves as an academic forum to share and discuss research project results and progress, innovations, technological developments, and undergraduate and postgraduate theses in the field of energy transition.
Energytran Workshop – Day 1 – 2025 – National Technological Institute of Mexico
This workshop serves as an academic forum to share and discuss research project results and progress, innovations, technological developments, and undergraduate and postgraduate theses in the field of energy transition.
The National Technological Institute of Mexico – Aguascalientes Institute of Technology (TECNM) is the only Mexican institution participating in the EnergyTran project.
The National Technological Institute of Mexico – Aguascalientes Institute of Technology (TECNM) is the only Mexican institution involved, participating through the Process and Environmental Chemical Systems Engineering Research Group (EnvChemPSE)
