Poland has long relied on fossil fuels, leading to environmental and health issues. The SuPREME project, led by the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery (IMP PAN), connected Polish researchers with top energy institutions in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Austria.

The collaboration developed technical plans for a sustainable energy transition and established a micro-energy cluster—a community-run initiative producing renewable energy locally. The project also enhanced the role of IMP PAN in shaping national energy policy, especially in the areas of clean air and electric mobility.