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2.4 Risk assessment and mitigation

Vetyekosysteemin kehittäminen Jyväskylän kaupungissa
Jyväskylä is developing a hydrogen ecosystem as part of energy self-sufficiency and new innovations. The city promotes hydrogen in transport and industry through pilots, research cooperation.
Vetyekosysteemien kehittämiseen liittyvät kumppanuudet Jyväskylässä
Jyväskylä’s hydrogen ecosystem partnerships have built a strong network in Central Finland that combines research, development, piloting and the deployment of commercial solutions.
Risk assessment and mitigation
A breakdown of the four key risks in renewable energy projects — technical, financial, regulatory, and social — and the mitigation strategies that keep projects resilient and investor-ready.
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Trekantomradet_Cut Down Billund
The vital role of agriculture in collective and localised solutions.
Prasības saules paneļiem un baterijām
The presentation outlines requirements for solar panel, inverter, and battery marking, EU compliance declarations, the new Battery Regulation, and PTAC advice on choosing safe installation services.
Effekter af biokul på udledning af lattergas fra dyrket jord
See how SkyClean trials at Askov test if biogas-fiber biochar can reduce nitrous oxide emissions and store carbon across three distinct Danish soil types.
Miljøeffekter af biokul på fauna i landbrugsjord
See how researchers study the effects of biochar on soil fauna like earthworms, finding no acute toxicity but noticing delayed development at higher concentrations.