[HY4RES] Webinar Series: Unlocking the potential of renewables in Europe

Securing and sustaining electricity production with hybrid renewable energy systems.

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Are you a researcher, farmer, business leader, policy maker? Are you working in the fields of energy or environment, or simply interested in these topics?

Join the HY4RES webinar series this June for three sessions exploring how hybrid renewable energy systems can help create a more resilient and sustainable electricity supply across Europe.

👉 Language: English (transcriptions available in multiple languages – TBC)

👉 Detailed programme and full list of speakers coming soon

As the energy transition accelerates, combining multiple renewable sources with storage and smart management solutions is becoming essential to ensure system stability and long-term efficiency. HY4RES develops innovative technological and digital solutions to implement small-scale hybrid renewable energy systems across four settings: agriculture, aquaculture, ports and community energy.

These webinars will showcase practical examples from the project’s pilot sites located in Ireland, Spain and Portugal, covering technological, digital, environmental and socio-economic aspects. Join the discussions on future opportunities and scalability by raising your questions to the experts speaking at these sessions.

Webinar 1 – Developing technologies

📅Tuesday 2 June 2026  🕛10:00 am to 12:00 pm CEST

Topics covered:

• Design software for hybrid renewable energy systems
• Fish-friendly pump-as-turbine

More topics to come

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Webinar 2 – Supporting decision-making

📅Tuesday 16 June 2026  🕛10:00 am to 12:00 pm CEST

Topics covered:

• Intelligent management software based on energy consumption and production forecasts
• Multi-dimensional sustainability analysis

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Webinar 3 – Turning into practice

📅Tuesday 30 June 2026  🕛10:00 am to 12:00 pm CEST

Topics covered:

• Real-world applications: demonstration of the HY4RES technologies across four different settings (agriculture, aquaculture, port, community energy)
• Empowering energy communities: insight from the SAtComm project

More topics to come

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