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In July 2025, Dr. Balázs Bokor, associate professor and Kende Kocsis, PhD student, visited Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South-Korea to disseminate results of the SHaKE project. Students and staff members of the Department of Mechanical Engineering were eager to learn about advances in district heating systems and energy communities. We are happy to have started co-operation with the renowned Korean technical university and look forward to its continuation.

The third transnational project meeting of the SHaKE initiative took place on 2 September 2024 at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). Representatives from BME, Université PSL, and Universitat Jaume I gathered to discuss project progress, share updates on educational material development, and coordinate upcoming dissemination activities.

The agenda focused on:
• Progress toward the second periodic report and quality monitoring
• Updates on stakeholder engagement and the skills survey (WP2)
• Continued development of the course modules and e-learning content (WP3)

Decisions were made regarding reporting deadlines, stakeholder interview planning, and the timeline for learning material finalization and translation.

The meeting reinforced the strong collaboration between partners and marked another important step in delivering high-quality, practice-oriented learning materials on energy communities.