I moved from Heverlee to Brussels where Michael from Beeodiversity explained me how bees can be used for research in the environment. Later I drove to the border with France where Kristina explained me how I can cook using only the power of the sun.
On day 17 I received an award from the mayor of Hemiksem. It was a reward for promoting sustainability. The price was 25 euros and I could spend it on almost everything in the village.
I spend the day with Didier, he took me to Ikea for a good meal and told me everything about his passion for aircars.
I spend the day with Didier, he took me to Ikea for a good meal and told me everything about his passion for aircars.
Monday I payed a visit to Partago, a innovative car-sharing network in Gent. Joachim the owner invited me to stay at his house which is one of the most sustainable houses I’ve ever been.
Tuesday I wanted to visit Spilvarken but due to a miscommunication it didn’t go through but I interviewed myself about the project. I did interview Bubblepost, a company who want to make transport greener.
Later that day I stayed in Heverlee, where I used to life for 6 years as a kid.
I payed a visit to Finch Buildings, a modular house from wood which can be uses as student room, hotel and even off-grid housing. My last night in The Netherlands was at Linda’s place in Valkenburg, close to the border with Belgium.
Saturday I finally set foot across the border, in Belgium. Sabrina was my host in Brussels. We ate Belgian fries, fries are good!
Yes! Delft is a hub where sustainable companies are founded. I visited Elemental Water Makers, Bluerise and e-trailer.
My plugger this night was Elske who is the owner of Zero-e, a company that helps businesses make their carparks sustainable.
