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 EREF-LOGO-final-big EREF
The European Renewable Energies Federation (EREF) is a federation of national renewable energy associations from EU Member States, such as wind, solar, small hydro, bio-energy, tidal, wave, and geothermal sources. EREF is striving to defend the interests of independent power, fuel and heat production from renewable sources and to promote non discriminatory access to the energy market. EREF is a member of EREC, the European Renewable Energy Council.
http://www.eref-europe.org/index.php
 HEA Logo HEA
The Hydro Equip­ment Asso­ci­a­tion (HEA) is an inter­na­tional not-for-profit organ­i­sa­tion based in Brus­sels that rep­re­sents electro-mechanical equip­ment sup­pli­ers for hydropower glob­ally. HEA’s vision is to posi­tion hydropower as the first, largest and most effi­cient renew­able energy source which also ful­fils other needs, includ­ing CO2 sav­ings, energy stor­age, flood con­trol, irri­ga­tion, water sup­ply, and sus­tain­able eco­nomic and social devel­op­ment. Since its foun­da­tion in 2001, HEA has become the voice of the hydropower supply-chain sec­tor, an indus­try deeply rooted in the tra­di­tion of engi­neer­ing excel­lence.
http://www.thehea.org
 Logo REScoop.eu with subtitle REScoop.eu
REScoop.eu is the recently founded federation of groups and cooperatives of citizens for renewable energy in Europe. About 2000 REScoops are now active across Europe, especially in Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden , Finland and the UK. We consider Renewable Energy Sources as common goods of which the exploitation is best done by cooperatives or other community power initiatives. REScoop.eu is associated member of Cooperatives Europe, the umbrella organisation of the cooperative movement in Europe.
http://www.rescoop.eu
University of Southampton
Sustainable Energy Research Group – Low Head Hydropower
http://www.energy.soton.ac.uk/category/hydropower
BNP Paribas Fortis
http://www.bnpparibas.be/en/bnp-paribas/corporate-social-responsibility
 ie-logo-centred-n Interpret Europe
Interpret Europe is an independent and non-profit association that brings together people from across Europe who are professionally
involved in heritage interpretation.
Great interpretation unlocks the significance of a natural site, a museum collection, a historic place or a cultural landscape. It is also used to explain technical and industrial heritage by employing advanced educational and communication skills to inspire a wider public.
http://www.interpret-europe.net