SDN-microSENSE intends to provide a set of secure, privacy-enabled and resilient to cyberattacks tools, thus ensuring the normal operation of EPES as well as the integrity and the confidentiality of communications. DN-microSENSE aims at providing and demonstrating a secure, resilient to cyber-attacks, privacy-enabled, and protected against data breaches solution for decentralised Electrical Power and Energy Systems (EPES).

The ROBINSON project focuses on decarbonising industrialised islands by integrating renewable energy sources, storage technologies, and innovative energy management systems. Key objectives include developing a flexible Energy Management System (EMS), optimising renewable energy integration, biomass and wastewater valorisation, and validating innovative technologies. Measurable outcomes include reduced CO2 emissions, improved energy reliability, and new business opportunities. Research areas encompass energy system optimisation, renewable integration, and hydrogen technology advancement, aligning with European sustainability and decarbonisation goals.

The project focuses on enhancing energy autonomy and efficiency in urban areas through the establishment of energy islands empowered by citizen communities. Key objectives include maximizing renewable energy integration, fostering community engagement, and enhancing economic viability. Measurable outcomes include increased energy autonomy levels, community participation rates, economic attractiveness of renewable systems, and replicability potential across Europe.

The energy market is rapidly transforming and so is the role of the consumer. Yesterday’s passive consumers are central actors in today’s energy markets. As new prosumers, energy markets can benefit from their generation, consumption, and storage capabilities. The EU-funded ReDREAM project will enable the effective participation of consumers and prosumers in the energy market.

The project aims to offer a cyber-shield armour to European EPES infrastructure enabling cooperative detection of large scale, cyber-human security and privacy incidents and attacks, guarantee the continuity of operations and minimize cascading effects in the infrastructure itself, the environment, the citizens and the end-users at reasonable cost.

The project provided a seamless near real-time integration of all the actors in the electricity network across countries with a view to creating the conditions for a synergistic operation that optimizes the overall energy management while creating an open and fair market structure. This synergistic process is enabled by open IT architectures that guarantee continental-level interoperability.

MAGNITUDE aims to develop business and market mechanisms as well as supporting coordination tools to provide flexibility to the European electricity system, by increasing and optimizing synergies between electricity, gas, heat and cooling systems.

MAESHA aims to decarbonise the energy systems of geographical islands. It will develop the necessary flexibility, storage, and energy management solutions to facilitate a large penetration of renewable energies on island energy systems; develop a smart platform aggregating flexibility services; create synergies between electricity and other sectors; activate local communities; demonstrate the solutions on Mayotte; ensure the replicability of the solutions through monitoring with follower islands; and create a public available toolkit for wide replicability.

The project focuses on decarbonising Borkum Island’s energy system through the integration of renewable energy, storage, and electric vehicles. Its main objectives include deploying distributed renewable energy systems, large-scale storage technologies, and a smart IT platform for optimal energy management, , contributing to the broader goal of island decarbonization across Europe. Key research areas include renewable energy integration, storage optimisation, and community engagement.

The project aims at developing the iFLEX Assistant, a novel software agent that acts between consumer(s), and their energy systems, various stakeholders and external systems helping them to achieve mutual benefits through local energy management and Demand Response.