About
Green Energy Park is a non-profit headquartered in Zellik, Belgium with approximately 11-50 employees specializing in Other.
Green Energy Park is a non-profit innovation campus and research hub in Zellik-Brussels, founded by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and UZ Brussel in 2019. It offers test facilities, living labs, meeting spaces, training and ecosystem support for research groups, start-ups and companies. Its focus includes the energy transition, with a carbon-neutral multi-energy grid, smart energy labs and hydrogen and heat network research, alongside health, biotechnology and key enabling technologies.
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Headquarters
Z.1 Researchpark 160, 1731, Zellik, Belgium
Projects
6Smart Village Lab
Test lab exploring how future housing can be smart, sustainable and energy-efficient, developed with VUB research group MOBI and Flux50.
Smart Multi Energy Lab 1 (SMEL-1)
Small-scale precursor to Smart Village Lab, used as a test location for primary research needs.
Smart Multi Energy Lab 2 (SMEL II)
Research into combining sustainable energy forms optimally within industry and residential environments.
SmartdHYstrict
Research into deploying hydrogen cost-efficiently in local energy systems to reduce electricity grid load.
Optimesh
Development of a bidirectional heat-sharing concept to enable district heating networks across Flanders.
Nexus datacenter
Sustainable-by-design data centre on the campus, with energy stated as 100% green, forming the core of the carbon-neutral multi-energy grid.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, UZ Brussel, MeetDistrict, Flux50, VUB research group MOBI
