Deliverables

D1.1 Inventory of RI for energy transition

Inventory of research infrastructure on green energy production and lithium valorization and supply chain for energy transition.

D1.3 Monitoring report for technology mobilities II

Paper about the assessment on which are the most viable, useful and urgent possible application of solar thermal energy in LAC and EU countries and with a greater impact in the environment and the decarbonization of their economies and other academic papers about the scientific areas of knowledge generated in cooperation thanks to the mobilities.

D2.1 Paper about solar thermal energy assessment

Paper about the assessment on which are the most viable, useful and urgent possible application of solar thermal energy in LAC and EU countries and with a greater impact in the environment and the decarbonization of their economies and other academic papers about the scientific areas of knowledge generated in cooperation thanks to the mobilities.

D2.2 Monography about RI for green hydrogen and lithium

Monography on the capabilities and limitations of research infrastructure available in LAC and EU countries to support and consolidate the green hydrogen production and lithium supply chains.

D2.3 Report about lithium extraction

Report about the best strategy to develop Lithium extraction in the LAC Lithium triangle (Chile, Bolivia, Argentina) taking into account the technological alternatives, social and environmental impact.

D2.4 Conclusions on the on-line international workshop

An electronic book will be published with the best papers of this workshop.

D2.5 Conclusions on the virtual thematic event

Conclusions on the virtual thematic event, concerning the critical issues about technology in energy transition discussed.

D3.1 Project webpage

Project webpage with all dissemination deliverables.

D3.2 Ethic plan

Ethics Plan (as part of the Quality Plan).

D3.3 Data management plan

Data Management Plan.

D3.4 Gender equality plan

Gender equality plan (as part of the Quality Plan).

D3.5 Plan for dissemination and exploitation

First version of the plan for dissemination and exploitation including communication activities.

D3.6 Policy brief I: the role of Technology in Energy transition with a focus on Lithium, Green Hydrogen and Solar Energy in Latin America and Europe from Gender perspective

First part of political recommendations and guidelines about energy transition. This policy brief explores the role of technology in the energy transition within these regions and sectors, highlighting the importance of integrating gender equality into technological innovation, resource management and energy policies to ensure inclusive and equitable progress. The Energytran1 project, which aims to strengthen cooperation between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean, serves as a reference point; this project addresses the shared challenge of the energy transition through knowledge exchange, with a focus not only on technology but also on environmental and social aspects.

D3.7 Memorandums of understanding

Memorandums of Understanding (MoU).

D3.8 Updated plan for dissemination and exploitation

Second version of the plan for dissemination and exploitation including communication activities.

D3.9 Policy brief II

Second part of political recommendations and guidelines about energy transition.

D3.10 Project management handbook

Document whose aim is the decription of the internal management of the project.

D3.11 Quality assurance plan

Document with the aim of descriving the plan for assuring the different quality aspects of the project.

D4.1 E-learning course on open science

Materials for the e-learning course oriented to researchers on how to incorporate open science, specially focused on energy transition, natural capital and climate change.

D5.1 Software for the SDG achievement on research

Software to generate traceability chains (blockchain, mobilities traceability, etc.), about the SDG achievement on research mainly focused on clean and just energy transition.

D5.2 Development of the research platform of climate change and diversity for energy transition

Adaptation and development of the already existing research platform of LIFEWATCH ERIC that focuses on climate change and diversity for energy transition (including FILAC’s Indigenous Knowledge Research Infrastructure IKRI.org)

D5.3 Monitoring report for sustainability mobilities II

Final part of the monitoring report for sustainability mobilities.

D6.2 Monitoring report for social impact mobilities II

Final part of the monitoring report for social impact mobilities.

D7.1 Ethnographic research about the social impacts of energy transition

Ethnographic research and subsequent publication on the social impacts of energy transition, as one of the main pillars of the project.

D 1.2 Monitoring report for technology mobilities I

The technological mobility project of the WP 1 of the ENERGYTRAN project is part of a strategic international collaboration focused on the research and development of concentrated solar energy technologies. This context is part of a broader effort to respond to the challenges of the global energy transition, promoting the development of sustainable technologies and fostering cooperation between European and Latin American institutions leading the advancement of renewable energies.

D 4.2 Monitoring report for sustainability mobilities I

As part of the Energytran project, several mobilities will be carried out between Lifewatch ERIC and research infrastructures in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). These initiatives aim to foster through a sustainability dimension, the creation of scientific cooperation networks that strengthen ties between the EU and LAC, engaging in discussions with experts on topics related to Open Science, data management, and environmental monitoring and assessment; and learning about initiatives showcasing how different European RIs collaborate to support research communities.

D 6.1 Monitoring report for social impact mobilities I

As part of the Energytran project, various exchange and mobility activities are being carried out between the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and research infrastructures in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). These initiatives aim to foster the creation of scientific cooperation networks that strengthen ties between the EU and LAC, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and the exchange of knowledge in the field of energy transition.

Pictures, videos and documents

The energy transition is currently a priority area of​​action due to the consequences it represents for the future. This transition involves the replacement of traditional energy systems based on fossil fuels with cleaner, sustainable energy models. The main purpose of this diagnosis is to offer a detailed perspective on how the energy transition is being carried out in the countries involved in the ENERGYTRAN project (Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Spain, Mexico and Portugal). It is important to highlight that the Ibero-American region refers to the countries of Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula that speak Spanish and Portuguese.
The Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI) has constituted a consortium with two ERIC (LifeWatch and EU-Solaris), universities and R+I agencies, institutes, and foundations from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Costa Rica, to foster science cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Latin American and the Caribbean (LAC) research infrastructures, to tackle a common challenge: how to get a clean, sustainable and just energy transition.

The ENERGYTRAN project is mainly focused on the generation of innovative technological solutions for the clean and social energy transition. Its products are heterogeneous (scientific publications, an e-learning course, platforms, software and policy recommendations) and address the energy transition with a fair and environmental perspective in LAC and EU countries, with the aim of generating knowledge to improve . The abilities. of the main actors in the energy transition: researchers, policy makers, companies and civil society.

Strengthening Europe-Latin America Cooperation in the Energy Transition. Exploring innovative technologies, Policies and practices.

The social impact of the Energy Transition in Iberoamérica