Mobile Green Lab
Mobile Green Lab – Build It. Power It. Share It.
Mobile Green Lab brings mobile labs into vocational education and training, so that students can learn about renewable energy through hands-on practice. It is an Erasmus+ project coordinated by CFP Cemon, with four partners from Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Slovakia. It is one of the European projects of CFP Cemon International.
| Programme | Erasmus+, Cooperation Partnership KA220-VET (vocational education and training) |
| Project number | 2026-1-IT01-KA220-VET-000460755 |
| Duration | 1 October 2026 – 30 September 2028 |
| Coordinator | CFP Cemon |
| Partners | Berufsförderungsinstitut (BFI) Burgenland (Austria) Šolski center Ptuj, Ptuj (Slovenia) Tehnička škola Čakovec, Čakovec (Croatia) Súkromná stredná odborná škola polytechnická DSA, Nitra (Slovakia) |
Mobile labs for renewable energy
They are teaching stations on wheels for hands-on learning about renewable energy, with photovoltaic systems and energy efficiency tools. The partners define the technical specifications together, choose the components and build the prototypes following a standard construction plan that is the same for everyone.
Project goals and activities
Alongside the labs, the project is developing modular training courses, digital resources and peer-to-peer activities in which students learn from each other. The aim is to strengthen the green skills and employability of vocational students, bring training closer to what the labour market needs and develop sustainable solutions that other schools can adopt.
Project updates
November 2026 · Kick-off in Großpetersdorf (Austria)
The partners met at BFI Burgenland to launch the project. Our Austrian colleagues, who designed the model, showed live how the mobile lab is built. On Friday 6 November, local stakeholders and some of the students who will take part in the activities attended the launch conference.
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