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1st Place Award Start Up-Student Idea Competition

June 14, 2023 No Comments

We are thrilled to announce that Energon Green Solutions, emerged as the winner of the Student Idea Competition by presenting our innovative project on “Artificial Virtual Assistants & Sustainability.” We secured a generous financial award funded by Universiteitsfonds Limburg SWOL.

This achievement is a testament to our commitment to combining the power of Data, Artificial Virtual Assistants and sustainability, paving the way for a better future. I am incredibly proud of our team’s dedication and hard work in bringing this idea to life.

We are excited to continue pushing the boundaries of technology and sustainability, creating innovative solutions that make a positive impact. Thank you to everyone who supported us on this incredible journey.

Our goal is to create a University Artificial Virtual Assistant based on smart data ecosystems, dashboards, chatbots, and legal technology.

These technologies can assist students, staff, and faculty members by providing quick access to information and resources, offering personalized guidance and support, and facilitating communication and collaboration.

The use of virtual assistants can significantly reduce the workload, freeing up their time for more important tasks such as research, teaching, and overall university life

Additionally, data ecosystems and analytics can help universities make data-driven decisions, improve operational efficiency, and enhance student outcomes. Chatbots can act as an additional layer of support, offering 24/7access to resources and assistance.

Spyros-Nikitas Tsamichas
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Recognise

April 19, 2023

We would like to thank the Maastricht University Faculty of Law for hosting the fascinating platform launch of the RECOGNISE project on April 13, 2023! This remarkable initiative, sponsored by the ERASMUS+ Programme, brings together six European universities to develop an interdisciplinary training curriculum on legal reasoning and cognitive science.

The project offers valuable resources for legal researchers, law students, practitioners, and anyone interested in understanding the cognitive aspects of the law. The curriculum covers essential topics such as heuristics and biases in adjudication, the cognitive structure of legal concepts, and defeasible reasoning in law.

 The launch event featured experts from diverse legal fields who highlighted the significance of cognitive sciences for legal reasoning and the law in general. It was truly eye-opening to see how these interdisciplinary insights can enhance our understanding of the legal domain.

 A big thank you to the RECOGNISE project team for organizing such an informative event! I strongly encourage fellow students, practitioners, and researchers to explore the platform and dive into this exciting area of study.

Topics of discussion:

  • The Role of Neuroscience in the criminal responsibility of addicted defendants
  • Neurotechnology in criminal justice: freedom and rights
  • Brain Scans in the Courtroom: a critical look
  • Character evidence revisited: a source of bias of procedural justice?
  • Opportunities and limitations of judgment prediction
  • How might users’ consent be influenced? The case of loss-gain framing
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Methane Mitigation Europe

March 30, 2023

Thrilled to accompany Maria Spyraki, a Member of the European Parliament (EPP) (Environment Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) & Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE)) short-listed nominee for MEP awards of the year 2022 for Environment and Climate Action, at the Methane Mitigation Europe Summit 2023 in Amsterdam. This event tackled challenges posed by the EU Commission’s methane reduction proposal and spurred innovative solutions. It enhanced knowledge and strengthened our commitment to sustainability while highlighting the Oil & Gas industry’s responsibilities and objectives in meeting global demand for affordable, reliable oil and natural gas.

Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) and Industry, Research, and Energy (ITRE)


Mitigating Methane Emissions: Moving from Detect & Repair to Predict & Prevent

With the EU Commission presenting a proposal on methane reduction, there has never been a more critical time for companies to address how to drive down emissions.

The proposal, which builds on the EU Methane Strategy 2020 and the Global Methane Pledge launched at COP26, introduces new requirements in terms of MRV, abatement measures including LDAR, restrictions on venting and flaring and an increase in transparency on methane emissions associated with fossil fuels imports.


This has led to Oil and Gas operators needing to implement best practices to identify, measure, monitor and eliminate methane emissions, factor emissions reduction into operational planning and build a culture focused on methane mitigation – all while continuing to meet the global demand for affordable and reliable oil and natural gas.


But in the new context of energy geopolitics and affordability, how can we ensure methane reduction remains a priority concern?


Tackle these challenges and more at the Methane Mitigation Summit – Europe, taking place March 27-29, 2023. If you’re tasked with reducing methane emissions in your operations, join over 200 of your industry peers and learn how to:

Manage methane risks from non-operated asset

Improve identification of large methane emissions and understand their frequency and Persistence

Manage methane risks from non-operated asset

Streamline company-level measurement and reporting of methane emissions data
Understand what emission technology solutions are right for your organisation, based on specific assets, needs, geography, and financial partnerships

Quantify onshore and offshore emissions with UAV

Unpack the latest in EU policy and regulation

Establish a flexible hierarchy of measurement approaches to leverage advancements in technology as they become available

Improve transparency and comparability of data to deploy effective measures and for monitoring progress 

Tsamichas Spyros Nikitas Green Energy Sustainability
Conference

“Sustainable Value Creation Conference 2023” by University of Oslo

March 24, 2023

We had the pleasure of attending the incredibly successful and insightful conference “Sustainable value creation and bottom-up approaches through law and governance: Realising the potential of small- and medium-sized businesses” organized by the University of Oslo, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Mercata, and the Jean Monnet Chair in Business Law in the EU and Sustainable Economy. 


Such a fantastic opportunity to learn about the latest research, innovative ideas, and practical solutions related to the sustainable development of small- and medium-sized businesses, including sustainability, environmental law, governance, and corporate social responsibility.

The conference highlighted the importance of bottom-up approaches, where businesses are encouraged to take the lead in sustainable development, rather than waiting for top-down regulations.This bottom-up approach is crucial in ensuring that sustainable development is embedded into the culture of businesses, and the conference highlighted this in a practical and engaging way.

The virtual format allowed for participants from all over the world to attend and engage in meaningful discussions. The conference was well-structured, and the presentations were informative and thought-provoking. The insights gained from this conference will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the future of sustainable development for small- and medium-sized businesses. 

We look forward to continuing to engage with other organizations in the future, as we work towards creating a more sustainable world for future generations.

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