On October 22, 2021, a pivotal Engine Coordination meeting was convened at European University of Tirana (UET) with the aim of harmonizing and restructuring existing engineering curricula in renewable energy. Esteemed professors from the Department of Engineering and Architecture gathered to deliberate on strategies to enhance bachelor engineering education in renewable energy, ensuring alignment with market demands and the evolving needs of the industry. Throughout the meeting, in-depth discussions were held regarding the current state of engineering curricula in renewable energy and the imperative to adapt them to meet contemporary market needs. Emphasis was placed on the importance of upgrading the university's academic offerings to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills to thrive in the dynamic field of renewable energy. Key topics addressed during the coordination meeting included curriculum development, course content refinement, and pedagogical approaches tailored to facilitate hands-on learning experiences. Participants engaged in constructive dialogue, drawing upon their collective expertise to identify opportunities for innovation and improvement within the educational framework. The meeting served as a strategic platform for fostering collaboration between academia and industry, with the overarching goal of bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. By aligning engineering education with industry requirements, UET aims to equip graduates with the competencies needed to make meaningful contributions to the renewable energy sector. As the meeting concluded, participants departed with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to advancing the objectives of the Engine Project. The discussions held during the coordination meeting laid the groundwork for ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and relevance of engineering education in renewable energy, ultimately contributing to the university's academic excellence and societal impact.