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by HyEfRe | Jun 18, 2026

Discover our latest HyEfRe Newsletter N°11, focusing on pilot tests in Šaleška (Slovenia), Mazovia (Poland) and Pécs (Hungary), where the Hydrogen Potential Model (HPM) was used to identify local opportunities for hydrogen production, energy security and long-term...

How can Central European cities become more liveable? – The PATH-CE project has launched

by PATH-CE | Jun 17, 2026

“Great cities are not built for cars. They are built for people.” – Janette Sadik-Khan How can this mindset be translated into everyday urban practice in Central Europe? This is the question at the heart of the PATH-CE (Pedestrian Access and Tactical Hubs for Central...

WILDFIRE CE and BEALERT Innovative solutions successfully tested during the “Wildfire – Mlake Shooting Range 2026” exercise

by WildfireCE | Jun 17, 2026

On Monday, June 8, 2026, a large-scale firefighting exercise took place in the Mlake Shooting Range area “Wildfire – Mlake Shooting Range 2026,” in which around 60 firefighters from the Ajdovščina Fire and Rescue Center, as well as volunteer fire departments from the...

CONE: Study visit in Jászberény, Hungary and Poljčane, Slovenia

by CONE | Jun 17, 2026

From June 9th to 12th, an international study visit of the CONE project took place in Jászberény, Hungary and Poljčane, Slovenia. Project partners arrived in Budapest on 9th June and the program began in Jászberény, Hungary on June 10th. After welcome speech and short...

Circular Economy in Practice: BME GTK Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability promoted the NiCE project at the “Climate Weekend on the Embankment” (RAKPART)

by NiCE | Jun 17, 2026

Past weekend, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences (BME GTK), Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability actively participated in the “Climate Weekend on the Embankment” event...

HyEfRe’s latest

How can Central European cities become more liveable? – The PATH-CE project has launched

WILDFIRE CE and BEALERT Innovative solutions successfully tested during the “Wildfire – Mlake Shooting Range 2026” exercise

CONE: Study visit in Jászberény, Hungary and Poljčane, Slovenia

Circular Economy in Practice: BME GTK Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability promoted the NiCE project at the “Climate Weekend on the Embankment” (RAKPART)

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