NEWS & EVENTS

ALFA Final Conference & Policy Roundtable in Brussels

ALFA Final Conference & Policy Roundtable in Brussels

On 25 September 2025, the European project ALFA will host its Final Conference & Policy Roundtable in Brussels, bringing together key stakeholders from agriculture, research, renewable energy, and policymaking. The event will take place at Comet Meetings (Louise)...

read more
The BETTED Project Launches the IIN Platform

The BETTED Project Launches the IIN Platform

The BETTED project — Boosting Energy Transition of the Dairy Value Chain — is proud to announce the launch of the Industry Informative Network (IIN) platform, a new digital hub designed to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation across the dairy...

read more
BETTED workshop in Madrid

BETTED workshop in Madrid

1 July 2025 On July 1st, FIAB and ESCAN successfully hosted a hybrid workshop (in-person at FIAB’s headquarters in Madrid and online) focused on technological innovation and energy efficiency in the food sector. The event, organized with the collaboration of Food for...

read more
BETTED at DECARBCIETIES in Krakow

BETTED at DECARBCIETIES in Krakow

13-14 May 2025 The BETTED project was showcased at the 2025 edition of Decarb Cities, a European conference dedicated to accelerating the decarbonisation of urban heating and cooling systems. Held at AGH University and supported by the City of Krakow, this fourth...

read more
BETTED Industry Training Workshop in Spain

BETTED Industry Training Workshop in Spain

On May 27, the BETTED project celebrated a successful training workshop at the Galician Food Cluster (CLUSAGA) headquarters in Galicia, Spain. Our partners from FIAB and ESCAN organized this training-workshop focused on cutting-edge innovations across the dairy value...

read more

Co-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 CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.