Not only technological developments, but also intellectual property and knowledge sharing play a key role in achieving climate neutrality goals.

Research shows that CO₂ electrolysis can become more efficient if, instead of traditional water splitting, it is paired with other reactions – for example, glycerol oxidation. 

Krisztina Kádár’s study explores how relationship management can support the national-level governance of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCU/S) technologies.

Our “Results” subpage is now available: https://greennovation.hu/en/results 

A summary of our research related to our renewable energy project in Bükkábrány was published in the June issue of the journal.

The film presented on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences presents the life and work of Károly Than in detail.

We attended the international conference “Green and digital transition – 2025” organized by the Faculty of Economics of the University of Szeged.

Topics of intellectual property rights creation, utilization and management in the academic environment, between academic and industrial actors. 

At the two-day event, the research groups of the ten consortium partners of the NLRE project presented their recent achievements and examples of their industrial utilization.

We attended the MOE conference entitled “Classical values ​​in a new guise in today's private law”.