ELES and Slovenia Defence Ministry collaborate on pilot project
Published by Willow Munz,
Editorial Assistant
Global Hydrogen Review,
ELES and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia have signed a cooperation agreement for the Resilience Hub (RESHUB) pilot project. As part of the initiative, the military barracks in Kranj, Slovenia, will be transformed into a demonstration centre for energy self-sufficiency, integrating military infrastructure with innovative solutions in renewable energy and hydrogen technologies.
Aleksander Mervar, CEO of ELES, and Marko Lovše, State Secretary on Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia, signed the agreement during the Slovenia-Japan Business Conference. The agreement outlines cooperation in the field of energy self-sufficiency and the development of hydrogen technologies.
ELES will contribute to the development of the RESHUB pilot project concept, which focuses on the production, storage, and use of hydrogen. The project will turn the Kranj military barracks into a demonstration centre equipped with infrastructure for hydrogen-based energy solutions. ELES will be involved in all phases of the project – from preparing expert studies and technical groundwork to providing professional support for documentation development.
By participating in RESHUB, ELES is fulfilling its commitment to developing sustainable energy solutions through the integration of hydrogen technologies, which are expected to transform the energy landscape in the long term.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalhydrogenreview.com/hydrogen/24092025/eles-and-slovenia-defence-ministry-collaborate-on-pilot-project/
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