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​The next RISEnergy Project Meeting will take place on 12 November 2026 in Vienna, Austria, hosted by our project partner AIT.

​Date: 12 November 2026
Time: 09:30–12:30 (followed by lunch)
Location: AIT, Vienna, Austria
Format: In person and online

​Following the project meeting and lunch, participants attending in person will also have the option to join a lab visit at AIT from 13:30 to 14:30.

​Registration is mandatory for all participants. Please use this page to indicate whether you will attend in person or online.

​RISEnergy activities in Vienna

​The Project Meeting takes place alongside Enlit Europe 2026, where RISEnergy will be active from 10 to 12 November.

​Participants travelling to Vienna for the Project Meeting may therefore also wish to join the following activities:

  • ​10–12 November: RISEnergy booth at Enlit Europe 2026, VIECON – Vienna Congress & Convention Center. Visit us at our booth by registering to Enlit here.

  • ​11 November, 14:00–17:30: RISEnergy Industry Workshop at Enlit Europe 2026. If you plan to attend, please indicate this in this registration form so that we can estimate participant numbers. Please note that separate registration for Enlit Europe is required to access the workshop. Register to Enlit here.

  • ​11 November evening: Informal RISEnergy project dinner in Vienna (self-paid, expected around 50€ per person) Please indicate in the registration form if you would like to join the dinner on 11 November.

​Please find an info pack here, with information about venues, agendas and the city itself.

​We look forward to welcoming the RISEnergy community to Vienna!

Location
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH
Giefinggasse 2, 1210 Wien, Austria
We catalyse Europe’s low-carbon energy research to shape science-based policies and advance world-class innovation