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The P4ELECS Workshop Days brought together experts and stakeholders from across Europe to exchange insights and collaborate on how to strengthen the skills ecosystems that will power Europe’s energy transition.
During the workshop, participants:
- Kicked off the process to identify the skills needs in the Dutch electrification ecosystem – the first of five national analyses to be conducted across Italy, Belgium, Germany and Latvia.
- Officially launched the Building Block Platform, a major milestone towards modular, innovative learning in the electrification field.
- Shared experiences and best practices from across Europe, reinforcing the strong collaboration that underpins the P4ELECS partnership.
Participants and stakeholders can now access:
- Presentations from Jan Cromwijk (CRT), Christian Wildt & Maëla Barçon (Hanse-Parlament), Cécile Weber (Ecorys) and Koen Maassen (Topsector Energie);
- Presentation of some key preliminary findings from the interview process in the P4ELECS five skill ecosystem by Elena Gentilini;
- “P4ELECS in a Nutshell”, a presentation by project coordinator Annick Dexter, offering an overview of the project’s vision and progress.
Looking ahead, we will lead an assessment of the workshop outcomes to deepen understanding of the Dutch skills ecosystem and identify priority areas for future collaboration.
The P4ELECS consortium thanks all participants for their active engagement and contributions. Together, partners and stakeholders are helping to build the skills and competences that will drive Europe’s energy transition forward. ⚡
👉 Stay connected and follow P4ELECS on LinkedIn for upcoming updates and future workshop insights.
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P4ELECS has published the new WP8 Co-creating Skills Ecosystems report, Ecosystem Mapping – Interview Process Results: The Netherlands, which explores how the Dutch electrification ecosystem is evolving and where the main skills and implementation gaps remain.
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As electrification accelerates across Europe, developing the right skills is more critical than ever.
On March 3rd at EnergyVille, Annick Dexters of KU Leuven will share her perspective in her talk “Educating Engineers and Technicians of the Future”, highlighting how education and industry collaboration can strengthen Europe’s power electronics ecosystem and support the energy transition.
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From 1 to 5 December 2025, students from KU Leuven, RWTH Aachen, Riga Technical University, TH Köln and other partner institutions gathered at EnergyVille (Thor Park, Genk, Belgium) for the physical module of the P4ELECS course “Design and Reverse Engineering of Power Electronic Converters.” The intensive week marked an important milestone in delivering advanced, practice-oriented energy-transition skills to future engineers.
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Discover how P4ELECS is making essential electrification knowledge accessible to everyone.
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We are pleased to invite press and stakeholders to the official launch of the P4ELECS Building Blocks Platform (BBP) in Arnhem, taking place on 1 October 2025 at 16:30. This is part of the P4ELECS Workshop Days (30 September – 1 October), a landmark event bringing together educators, industry and stakeholders across Europe in the electrification sector.
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