GREENE, short for SINGLE-GRAIN RE-ENGINEERED ND-FE-B PERMANENT MAGNETS, is an EU-funded project focused on pioneering advancements in high-performance permanent magnets, re-engineering their microstructure to make them more powerful while at the same time reducing Rare Earth (RE) content. Led by the Slovenian Jožef Stefan Institute, our consortium of 15 European partners is tackling the environmental and supply challenges associated with these crucial components of high-tech products that power a green energy future, such as e-vehicles and wind turbines.
#MagneticMonday is our social media series exploring the world of permanent magnets. From technical facts and everyday applications to recycling, supply chains and EU policy, the campaign aims to make magnet-related topics easy to understand and shows how they connect to GREENE. Find out more in this collection of posts
Find out more on the website of the European Commission: Commission selects 46 new Strategic Projects to bolster the EU’s supply of critical raw materials In October 2026, Hypromag was selected as one of 46 new strategic projects by the European Commission, contributing to the goals set out in the
Discover Magnets with the GREENE Magnet Experiment Kit Find the kit here à GREENE Magnet Kit How do magnets work, where do we use them, and why are they so important for our everyday lives and future technologies? Welcome to GREENE’s “Magnet Experimental Kit”, a collection of interactive activities designed to
Resource-efficient, high-performance Nd-Fe-B magnets with -20% RE content, +20% coercivity, and maximum energy product by 20%.
Independent, resilient and scalable supply of key materials, magnets and components within Europe.
Increased sustainability of magnet production with -5% scrap rates, -15% energy consumed and -30% toxicity.
Society and stakeholders better equipped for a sustainable green transition in Europe.
GREENE brings together 15 leading organisations from across Europe, each contributing unique expertise to create breakthrough solutions in material science.
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