The inFUELencer project officially launched in Dresden

Kick-off meeting of the inFUELencer project marks the beginning of its activities in Dresden

Dresden, december 2025

On 4 December 2025, the inFUELencer project consortium met in Dresden, at the Technische Universität Dresden, for the official kick-off meeting.

After an initial period of online collaboration during the application phase, the partners finally had the opportunity to meet in person and begin an operational discussion on the activities to be carried out. The meeting was a key moment to build a shared vision and define the consortium’s next steps.

The day, which proved highly productive, focused on three main topics: the presentation of the partner institutions, the organisation of the project and the work plans for the coming months, as well as the division of tasks among the participants.

About the project 

The mission of inFUELencer is to address a crucial challenge: supporting service stations and fuel retailers in their transition towards more sustainable business models. In a rapidly evolving energy market, the project aims to bridge the gap between current practices and the transformations needed to respond to new environmental, economic and social demands.

The kick-off meeting in Dresden therefore marked the concrete beginning of a European cooperation path focused on innovation, sustainability and the strengthening of skills in the energy sector.

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About the consortium

 

The inFUELencer consortium brings together a diverse partnership of organisations from across Europe, combining expertise in research, vocational education and training, business support and innovation. The project partners are TALENTBRÜCKE GmbH & Co. KG and Technische Universität Dresden from Germany, Microfinanza from Italy, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Creuse from France, e-Space Krzysztof Ciapala from Poland, and, from Greece, Green Innovative Company SA and KENTRO EPAGELMATIKIS KATARTISIS DIAS EPE. This broad partnership ensures a strong international and multidisciplinary approach to supporting service stations and fuel retailers in their sustainable transition.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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