Energytran Consortium visits UC laboratories to strengthen international scientific collaboration

As part of the Energytran project's closing activities, the international consortium visited the UC San Joaquín Campus to learn about the university's research capabilities and explore new opportunities for scientific collaboration.

During the visit, Energytran representatives toured various laboratories associated with the UC Energy Center, including the Solar Group Laboratory; the Power Electronics and Electric Vehicles Laboratory; the Catalytic Materials and Synthetic Fuels Laboratory; the Materials and Energy Laboratory; and the Energy Materials Laboratory.

This visit provided an opportunity to explore research opportunities and showcase the work being done on energy transition, energy storage, clean fuels, and the development of new sustainable technologies. It also served as a platform to strengthen ties between Chilean and European researchers, promoting scientific cooperation and the exchange of experiences related to global energy challenges.

The visit marked the end of the consortium's activities in Chile, consolidating the UC Energy Center's commitment to generating strategic alliances that promote a fair, clean and sustainable energy transition for the region.