The Portuguese Knowledge Centre

Mission

The Knowledge Centre has been making systematic efforts to foster cooperation and build alliances with universities, regional agencies, national institutions, energy associations and chambers which can benefit from SHERLOCK's training courses.  

Furthermore, the involvement of civil society organisations is crucial for consultation and further promotion of the project's training programmes. 

Goals

  • Foster dialogue and expertise sharing among students, sector professionals, businesses, civil society, and educational institutions, creating a collaborative space for knowledge exchange.
  • Disseminate project information, objectives, and outcomes to stakeholders, civil society, and interested parties, ensuring widespread awareness and understanding.
  • Facilitate collaborations, networking, and synergies among students, sector professionals, businesses, educational institutions, and civil society, promoting mutual growth and advancement within the sector.

Team members

Discover our National Knowledge Centres

Italian KC

Led by UNIGE

Lithuanian KC

Led by LEI

Irish KC

Led by NUIM

Slovakian KC

Led by STUBA

Greek KC

Led by EELI

Spanish KC

Led by INCOMA

Latest News & Events

SHERLOCK Successfully Concludes, Delivering Innovative Learning Pathways for Europe's Green Transition

August 4, 2026
After three years of collaboration, the Erasmus+ project SHERLOCK successfully concludes its journey to equip current and future professionals with the skills needed to support Europe's transition towards a sustainable, energy-efficient, and climate-neutral built environment.

SHERLOCK Final Event Highlights

July 20, 2026
On 10 July 2026, the SHERLOCK Final Event took place in Lisbon as part of the 2nd International Zero Carbon Built Environment (ZCBE) Conference (9-10 July), co-organised by LNEG in partnership with NOVA University and the University of Nottingham, and supported by the European projects SHERLOCK, WeGenerate and SOLACE.

How to Design Effective Micro-Credentials? Use our educational guide

June 2, 2026
The SHERLOCK educational model demonstrates that micro-credentials are much more than short online courses. When designed strategically, they become powerful tools for lifelong learning, upskilling and reskilling.
Stay up to date!
Subscribe to the newsletter  →