EU-DREAM project designs and implements innovative digital technologies to assist citizens in exploring all the digitalisation possibilities. It will help both non-experienced and experienced citizens to increase control over energy use, providing them with an active role in the just energy transition, and supporting easy access to energy and flexibility markets.

EURO-TIDES aims to deliver a 9.6 MW tidal energy farm using 2.4 MW Orbital devices by 2027, operating for 15 years. The project seeks to de-risk tidal energy technology, lower the LCOE of Orbital’s technology to below €100/MWh, boost tidal stream availability to over 95%, and enhance bankability and insurability through verified metrics. It will strengthen market confidence, supply chain capacity, and environmental impact knowledge, accelerating commercialisation and supporting a 2 GW+ project pipeline.

The EV4EU project aims to accelerate the mass deployment of EVs in Europe by developing user-centric V2X management strategies. These strategies focus on minimizing the impact on batteries, meeting user needs, enhancing power systems, integrating with energy markets, and facilitating urban transformation. Key objectives include testing V2X approaches across four demo sites, evaluating technology and system impacts, developing tools and apps for EV users, and creating an open platform for data exchange. The project seeks to propose new services, demand response programs, and regulatory frameworks to encourage EV adoption. 

EVELIXIA project aims to realise Buildings as Active Utility Nodes (BAUNs), rendering the EU Building stock energy efficient; connected by facilitating a two-way communication between the grid and the occupants, capitalising on flexible technologies;  smart by utilising analytics supported by sensors and controls to co-optimise efficiency, flexibility, and occupant preferences; and flexible by reducing, shifting, or modulating energy use according to occupant needs while considering utility signals.

The Every1 is dedicated to developing training and networks for the digitalisation of the energy transition. The consortium brings together leading experts in energy, education, and ecosystems combined with social sciences to deliver an impactful concept that includes all elements needed to enable the effective participation of all European stakeholders in the digital energy market.

FEDECOM aims to implement integrated local energy systems through sector coupling and cross-energy vector integration, including developing a scalable cloud platform, demonstrating energy sector coupling benefits, and optimising energy management strategies. The project addresses research areas such as grid technologies, large-scale and distributed storage, generation technologies, digitalization, and market design to achieve these objectives.