ERIG welcomes its newest country member New Energy Coalition
New Energy Coalition is a continuously growing network and knowledge organisation that aims for a sustainable future by accelerating the energy transition on a national and international level. A triple-helix organisation funded by public and private parties, it connects energy knowledge, policy and markets.
We gladly announce that Drs. Ing. P.A.J.P. Cnubben, Team Manager Green Molecules, will represent New Energy Coalition in the ERIG Board of Directors. Patrick is focused on the development of projects in the field of (biogenic) energy carriers such as Green Gas, (Bio)LNG and Hydrogen. He is also involved in the HEAVENN project.
Dr. Julio Garcia, Research Coordinator, will join the ERIG Scientific Advisory Board. Julio is coordinating the HyDelta project at NEC. His skills include the topics Hydrogen & fuel cells, Electrolysis and PEM technologies.
”We are pleased to welcome New Energy Coalition as our new member. The Netherlands is an important partner at EU level in the field of gas and renewable energy. The cooperation with New Energy Coalition was already given due to the same interests. The inclusion in ERIC as an official member is a logical step to further deepen the cooperation.”, so General Secretary of ERIG Hans Rasmusson.
“New Energy Coalition joins ERIG to deepen the connection of the Netherlands with European energy research and industry and to further expand our network. With ERIG we aim to participate in EU projects together with other leading researchers and technical and scientific associations.” says Marieke Abbink-Pellenbarg, Director of New Energy Coalition.
About New Energy Coalition
New Energy Coalition (NEC) is a knowledge and network organization located in Groningen, the Netherlands, that is fully focused on the energy transition and the role of hydrogen and other green gases in particular therein. Its partners are most of the national and regional key energy players from industry, research/training and public authorities. Its about 50 persons staff is involved in numerous research projects, executive training activities and in intermediary roles towards initiating and coordinating energy transition activities ranging from regional to international new energy investment, research and training projects and programmes. Find more about New Energy Coalition.
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