GINNGER presented sustainable urban solutions at EUSEW 2025, highlighting energy-efficient neighborhoods and smart city innovations.
Théo Schuhmacher from APC, representing the GINNGER project, attended the EUSEW 2025 Energy Fair yesterday morning. He engaged with attendees and shared insights on the project’s role in sustainable urban development. The event, held at the Charlemagne building in Brussels, provided an exciting opportunity for GINNGER to present its work alongside the Horizon Europe projects, including REGEN, LEGOFIT, REN+HOMES, and SEEDS.
At the Fair, GINNGER focused on co-designed neighbourhood regeneration as part of a dynamic collaboration aimed at promoting energy efficiency, green innovation, and sustainable urban living. The project highlighted its success in transforming urban spaces into smart, energy-efficient environments, demonstrating its impact on creating sustainable, people-centric neighbourhoods.
“EUSEW 2025 has been an incredible platform to engage with fellow innovators and explore how our projects are helping shape the future of cities,” said Théo. “We were thrilled to connect with stakeholders eager to learn more about our work and share ideas on advancing the energy transition.”
Théo welcomed visitors at the C-24 stand on behalf of GINNGER, giving them a chance to explore the project’s innovative approach to urban regeneration. The collaborative efforts on display at the fair provided a glimpse into the future of sustainable cities, where energy-efficient and resilient urban solutions are essential to tackling climate change and ensuring long-term sustainability.
For more information about the GINNGER project, please contact: info@ginnger.eu.
