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localRES

LocalRES will deploy innovative local energy systems driven by Renewable Energy Communities (REC) for a socially fair energy transformation that puts renewable energy into the hands of communities and people. LocalRES will deliver new digital tools that will boost the expected structural change in the current energy system at different levels: 1) generation, increasing the number of small power producers of renewable energy; 2) market, creating local energy markets that enable prosumers to trade energy volumes within local communities; 3) distribution, establishing a multidirectional energy flow and promoting REC driven energy services, and 4) consumers, empowering consumers to be active and participate in the energy system and the design of their own REC

https://www.localres.eu/
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MAESHA

The EU-funded MAESHA project will develop smart and flexible methods of storage and energy management as well as modelling tools and technical systems with the aim of promoting the transition towards sustainable energy. Designed with respect to the interests of the local communities, adapted to the market and ready to be disseminated, the new approaches will serve as a demonstration for the future decarbonisation of the Mayotte and other European islands.

http://www.maesha.eu/
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MASTERPIECE

MASTERPIECE aims at creating a digital coordination and cooperation modular platform of services that will facilitate the creation and operation of energy communities. The facilities given to members of the community to contribute to services and other developments will represent the distinction of the solution offered in this proposal, making it participative by design

https://masterpiece-horizon.eu/

MAXBlade

The MAXBlade project will specifically focus on delivering a 70% increase in rotor swept area of the technology by addressing design, reliability, condition monitoring, maintenance and control issues relating to tidal turbine blades

Mopo

End-to-end energy system modelling is pivotal in the planning of a 100% sustainable and resilient energy system. The European green transition towards 2050 requires the modelling capabilities beyond the current state-of-the-art.
The Mopo project combines component tools producing input data to create model-ready datasets, scenario and workflow management, and medium and long-term energy system planning. The aim is to provide a user-friendly, open-source and validated set of tools to benefit decision-makers in network operation, industry and public authorities.

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NaturSea-PV

NaturSea-PV aims to improve the overall lifetime, reliability, and maintainability of marine substructures for offshore floating PVs and thus reduce its LCOE. For this, NaturSea-PV will develop innovative structural designs capable of handling the harsh marine conditions, at the same time ensuring the durability and minimizing (un)installation costs. A specific predictive simulation toolkit will be developed to assess the mechanical and chemical durability of the new materials under marine conditions and will be validated against experimental data

https://www.natursea-pv.eu/