EU Projects

The Petrol Group is committed to the transition to green energy, and is making significant investments to achieve this. This also includes the use of European funding. We have been involved in various EU pilot, development, research and infrastructure projects for many years.

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Current EU projects

Petrol solar power plants Green I

Petrol is energy for life. The largest Slovenian energy company with a strong presence in south-east Europe, the Petrol Group is spearheading the transition to cleaner energy sources, putting the user first.

Digitisation of the Oil & Gas E2E Supply Chain

Consortium lead partner. Integrating and fully digitising the energy procurement process and creating a feedback loop of information on the status of energy products in the storage installations and the distribution network.

SI-Geo-Electricity

Project partner. Pilot geothermal power plant on the existing Pg-8 gas well. A completely new way of generating electricity using a geothermal gravity heat pipe.

CyberSEAS

Pilot partner. Improving the cybersecurity of Europe’s electricity systems. Increased resilience of energy supply chains and an open and scalable ecosystem of 30 security solutions.

MULTI-E

Consortium lead partner. Electrification of public transport in Koper and Maribor, the development of mobility services and the development of e-charging infrastructure in Slovenia, Croatia and Slovakia.

X-FLEX

Consortium partner. A set of cost-effective integrated solutions for the optimal combination of distributed generation and demand flexibility resources.

Dom24h

Project partner. A new conceptually comprehensive solution for building a sustainable, smart and connectable, user-friendly, advanced and healthy living environment.

URBAN-E

Consortium lead partner. Deployment of 144 AC and 23 DC charging stations, intermodality and innovative green mobile services such as e-taxis, e-car sharing, e-shuttle and e-logistics in urban nodes along TEN-T core corridors.

NEXT-E

Consortium lead partner. Four leading energy companies and two car manufacturers have joined forces to make charging and driving electric vehicles seamless in Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia and Romania.

COMPILE

Project partner. Establishing a self-sufficient energy community in the village of Luče. Increasing the integration of renewable energy sources and improving security of supply without traditional grid reinforcement.

OPERH2

Project partner. Optimising energy conversion to reduce the use of fossil fuels by hydrogen in industrial glass melting. On-site production of own high purity hydrogen from renewable sources.

Demonstration of Integrated Energy Management (PD-DEUP)

Consortium lead partner. A system for efficient management of the water supply system of the KP Ptuj and KP Idrija networks, a platform for consumption management in the steel industry, a tool for optimal use of flexibility and a modern system for energy management in the industrial environment.