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In Residence Open Events program 2025
Entrepreneurs test innovations during SAIL and Marathon
Public events like SAIL and the Marathon draw millions of visitors to Amsterdam. These events often take place in central locations where large crowds gather. As a result, various logistical arrangements need to be made, such as providing food and drinks, public toilets, and temporary modifications to streets. These situations pose sustainability and accessibility challenges for the city. However, they also make these events ideal testing grounds for innovations.
Testing with the city and event organizers
The In Residence program offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to test their innovations during public events. They work closely with event organizers, the City of Amsterdam, and an experienced mentor. Additionally, funding is available to support the pilot. If the innovation proves to benefit the city, the municipality may purchase it after the program.
Applications are open from October 1 to November 17. Selected entrepreneurs will prepare their pilot in early 2025, and most pilots will take place during the summer events, especially during SAIL 2025.
Apply via the website: https://innovatiepartners.nl/project/in-residence-open-evenementen-2025
Amsterdam 750th anniversary year
This is the second round of the In Residence Events program. During the 2024 event season, nine entrepreneurs tested their innovations, including at Pride Week, the Marathon, and the Dam tot Dam Run. If successful, innovations from both rounds of the program may be implemented during the events of Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary celebrations.
Interested or any questions? You can get in touch with Mark Stoevelaar (mark.stoevelaar@amsterdam.nl)
Photo: Edwin van Eis
Subsidie voor ondernemers om inzicht te krijgen in elektriciteitsverbruik: De SON subsidie van de provincie Noord-Holland
De provincie Noord-Holland heeft opnieuw de subsidieregeling Slimme Oplossingen bij Netcongestie (UVR SON) geopend. Van 1 juli tot 1 oktober 2024 kunnen bedrijven en organisaties subsidie aanvragen om inzicht te krijgen in hun elektriciteitsverbruik. Dit helpt hen om energie te besparen en hun verbruik slimmer te spreiden. De subsidie varieert van € 10.000 tot € 15.000 per aanvraag, met een totaalbudget van € 500.000.
Met deze subsidie kunnen bedrijven en organisaties slimme meet- en sturingssoftware aanschaffen waarmee je inzicht krijgt in je eigen elektriciteitsprofiel. Die meetgegevens kunnen gebruikt worden om elektriciteitsgebruik te verminderen of beter te spreiden over de dag. Lees verder op de websitelink!
Waag Open: energy of the future
Get up at your feet and join for a summer excursion in Amsterdam-Noord! Although we see more and more solar panels in our streets, as a resident you see very little of the energy transition in the neighbourhood. in Amsterdam, there is already a neighbourhood where the future has started: Buiksloterham in Amsterdam North. Buildings in this area are natural gas-free and almost all of them obtain their energy in a different way.
Be aware that the main language is Dutch!
To make this visible, little glimpses have been placed in the public space. The art objects give virtual glimpses into the devices and installations behind walls and in basements. On the pavement, a 3D painting shows where the district heating network runs, and a viewing tube shows you how full the neighbourhood battery is underground. If you walk past it often enough, you will start to see connections: the weather was really nice today, so the battery is completely full!
During this Waag Open, we'll take a walk alongside different glimpses. All facets of the energy tranisty are covered: we show how deep the boreholes of the thermal storage are and where exactly the heat from the heat network comes from. There is also a focus on solar panels, batteries and heat pumps - of all shapes and sizes! Take a walk with us on Thursday 1 August and you're bound to learn something new about the energy transition!
Programme
19:15 - 19:30 | Meetup at Schoonschip (Johan van Hasseltkade 225B, Amsterdam) |
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19:30 - 19:45 | Welcome & introduction by Waag |
19:45 - 21:14 | Walk along the objects |
21:15 - 21:30 | Drinks at De Ceuvel |