RECET Featured in the Latest Issue of EU Research

The RECET project has been highlighted in the newest issue of EU Research, an international magazine dedicated to showcasing the results, impact and innovation emerging from European research initiatives.

Published by EU Researcher, the magazine is widely recognised as a trusted platform for presenting outstanding projects funded through Horizon Europe and other European programmes.

Being featured in this publication marks an important milestone for RECET, strengthening its visibility and positioning the project among leading European efforts in sustainability and energy transition.

This recognition not only underlines the relevance of RECET’s research and activities, but also provides an opportunity to reach a broader international audience, including policymakers, industry stakeholders and the wider research community. Through this exposure, RECET can further amplify its message, share its results more effectively and contribute to ongoing discussions shaping Europe’s sustainable energy future.

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Read the full article here: https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life-recet?fr=sNTQ5NzkyNDA3ODI

Collaboration, Innovation and Systemic Impact

Representatives of the RECET consortium visit a solar park on Menorca in March 2026.

The article provides an in‑depth look at RECET’s mission, the challenges it addresses and the innovative approaches developed through strong collaboration across sectors and countries. It highlights how RECET brings together diverse expertise to create practical solutions that support the energy transition, accelerate decarbonisation and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Ottó Elíasson, CEO of Eims, and Marianne Raes from Nýorka share valuable insights into the project’s importance and the role of cross‑disciplinary cooperation. They emphasise how RECET’s outcomes can influence the development of energy systems not only in Iceland but across Europe, demonstrating the project’s potential to inspire new models of regional energy planning and community‑driven innovation.

Strengthened International Visibility

Featuring RECET in EU Research provides significant international exposure. The magazine reaches policymakers, researchers, industry leaders and innovation stakeholders throughout Europe, offering a powerful channel to communicate the project’s achievements and future ambitions.

This visibility supports ongoing collaboration, encourages knowledge exchange and reinforces RECET’s role as a forward‑thinking initiative contributing to Europe’s sustainable transformation.