Projects

Hydrogen is becoming a key energy carrier in the energy transition. This project develops the knowledge and skills needed for the safe production, storage, and application of hydrogen.

P4ELECS develops flexible learning pathways for the energy transition. Through an innovative platform, students and professionals gain access to up-to-date knowledge and skills in electrification.

Learning Communities for System Integration brings together education, research, industry, and government to develop knowledge and solutions for complex challenges in the energy transition.

Grid congestion is slowing down the transition to emission-free construction in the Netherlands. This project develops a modular DC charging hub that makes smarter use of existing electricity infrastructure.

Grid congestion calls for smarter use of existing infrastructure. This project explores how public lighting networks can contribute to a future-proof and flexible energy system.

HyUse explores how green hydrogen can be used for sustainable energy systems, industry, and heavy transport. The Hague University of Applied Sciences develops and tests a hydrogen installation for greenhouse horticulture...

With flexible assessment, we develop smart principles, quality, and expertise that strengthen flexible learning pathways and drive educational innovation.

Research by the New Finance research group into the effects of the CSRD on Dutch SMEs.

The project provides insights into how learning communities in the sector can be supported with actionable knowledge, tools, and guidance for adopting and implementing innovative socio-technical enhanced safety practices...

The Expertise Network Systemic Co-design connects universities of applied sciences and partners to create impactful solutions for complex societal challenges through innovative methods.

The Smart Sensor Systems research group contributes to the knowledge programme Climate Adaptation of Rijkswaterstaat. The objective: predict and prevent risks from falling trees using advanced sensor technology.

This project explores urban food security as a human rights and human security issue, using participatory research with NGOs, municipalities, and communities in The Hague and Warsaw.