Projects don´t run automatically, but also live from personal interaction and discussions!

The PLEEC project partners will come together again and will meet this time
from 25 - 28 march in the Finnish partner city Turku.

Situated on the southwest coast of Finland Turku is the oldest city of the country and the economical centre of the region. Together with the Turku University of Applied Sciences (TUAS) Turku represents a many-sided host for this meeting.  

 

The start of the event will be on Tuesday afternoon (25 march) with a meeting of the Executive Board members. Being composed of the coordinator and all WP Leaders, the Excecutive Board is the supervisory body and therefore responsible for the effective and efficient implementation of the project. 
The workshops taking place on the following days will deal with Work Packages 3, 4, and 5 - we will elaborate energy efficiency recommendations from the three key perspectives: technology driven efficiency potentials (WP3), structure driven efficiency potentials (WP4) and behavior driven efficiency potentials (WP5).

We are looking forward to inspiring days with successful collaboration and innovative outcomes in a host city which has much going for!

Another day, another project partner we would proudly like to present you: In the folllowing you can learn more about University of Ljubljana - enjoy reading!

The University of Ljubljana was established in 1919. With more than 43.000 graduate and postgraduate students and approx. 4000 higher education teachers and research associates in 19 faculties, 3 arts academies and one university college it ranks as the largest university in Slovenia. It practices basic, applied and development research and promotes interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary studies and cooperation with various other institutions in both the public and private sectors, with the government and local authorities, and with civil institutions in Slovenia and abroad.

As one of the project partners of PLEEC project the Chair of Spatial Planning - being part of the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering (UL-FGG) - is actively contributing to PLEEC project, especially in relation to WP2 (Smart City Profiles), WP6 (Synergy of perspectives and action plan) and WP7 (Dissemination). These are mainly dealing with the performance of the six middle-sized European PLEEC cities and their profiles revealing specific opportunities and threats on their innovation journey to become sustainable, energy efficient and smart cities.

A great partner to contribute to the goals of PLEEC!