About
Dinko Đurđević graduated on Faculty of chemical engineering and technology, in the field of Environmental Engineering, in Zagreb. He worked in the national Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar (EIHP) between 2015 and 2022, in the Department for Renewable Energy Sources, Energy Efficiency and Environmental Protection. Within the framework of EIHP, his work scope included climate change mitigation, waste management, renewable energy sources utilization (mainly biomass and biogas) and hydrogen. In 2022, he joined Hydrogen Europe, as a Mobility Applications Analyst, working on deploying and lobbying for faster implementation of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Dinko joined Gitone Kvarner in 2023, where he works on all aforementioned topics, mainly within the scope of EU-funded projects, with a special focus on Waste-to-Energy, waste management and hydrogen topics.
Contributing to his work experience, Dinko has an MBA and is currently a PhD student at Faculty of Business and Economy, at University of Rijeka - working on sewage sludge management topic from socio-economic perspective.
My organisation
Gitone Kvarner is project management company, with a large portfolio of companies within a broad scope of topics - from tourism and waste management, to energy and hydrogen. With our partner companies, we wish to accelerate the transition of Kvarner and Croatia towards green energy and broader implementation of hydrogen, through mobility in maritime, but also in road and rail sectors.
We are always on the lookout for potential projects to join in, as well as to create new ones and find suitable partners, especially in the energy and mobility sector, including waste-to-energy.
Skills
- project management
- Hydrogen
- Team management
- analysis
- sewage sludge management
- Economy
- Environmental protection
Interests
- Hydrogen
- waste management
- sewage sludge management
- renewable energy sources
- waste-to-energy
Additional questions
Hydrogen Topic Headings
HORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-02-02: Novel large-scale aboveground storage solutions for demand-optimised supply of hydrogenHORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-02-05: Demonstration and deployment of multi-purpose Hydrogen Refuelling Stations combining road and airport, railway, and/or harbour applicationsHORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-03-03: Next generation on-board storage solutions for hydrogen-powered maritime applicationsHORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-03-04: Demonstration of hydrogen fuel cell-powered inland or short sea shippingHORIZON-JTI-CLEANH2-2024-05-01: Guidelines for sustainable-by-design systems across the hydrogen value chain