We have the winners of the “Greek Tragedy or Hydrogen Odyssey?” contest
We are pleased to announce that Patryk Niewiński, a 4th-year student at the Automotive School Complex in Legnica, has won the “Greek Tragedy or Hydrogen Odyssey?” contest, organized as part of the H2V – Green Skills for Hydrogen project. Contest participants were tasked with creating a video focused on hydrogen technologies and the energy of the future.
Patryk Niewiński’s work was highly praised by the jury for its substance, creativity, and presentation of the topic. The prize consists of participation in the Hydrogen Summer School in Kozani (Greece), along with a scholarship of 1,000 euros to cover travel expenses. The award was presented at a ceremony by Rector Dr. Dariusz Zając, Assoc. Prof.. We warmly congratulate the winner and wish him an inspiring stay in Greece, many valuable experiences, and continued success in pursuing his interests in modern technologies and the green energy transition. The H2V – Green Skills for Hydrogen project is implemented as part of the Erasmus+ program and supports the development of competencies in the field of hydrogen technologies and sustainable energy.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the winner and wish him an inspiring stay in Greece, many valuable experiences, and continued success in pursuing his interests in modern technologies and the green energy transition.
The H2V – Green Skills for Hydrogen project is being implemented as part of the Erasmus+ program and supports the development of skills in the field of hydrogen technologies and sustainable energy.
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