Innovative and flexible energy harvesting and storage solutions are essential to fulfill the requirements of autonomous Wireless Sensor Nodes (WSNs) for the future Internet of Things (IoT), which is considered one of the five technologies…
A multi-disciplinary and multi-sectorial team coordinated by IREC and specifically by the group of fuel cells belonging to the M2E area, together with the Centre of Innovation in Transport department of CIMNE and CETAQUA Water…
This project is a public-private collaborative project (CCP2021). The objective of this call is to support experimental development projects in cooperation between companies and research organizations, in order to promote the development of new technologies,…
Summary The increased penetration of distributed renewable energy sources driven primarily by sustainability awareness and reduction in cost for the owner is modifying the business model and the operation of the electrical distribution grid. Intelligent…
Summary Development of advanced all-solid-state Li-ion battery (ASSB) cells require new materials to be developed together with more sustainable manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing. The cathode and its compatibility with the solid electrolyte are…
Summary The SIMPEL project addresses the design and development of a new generation of Solid Oxide Electrolyzers (SOELs) able to efficiently convert electricity into pressurized hydrogen for energy storage applications. The SIMPEL concept is based…
Summary The OptiREC project aims to address several of the challenges that limit the effectiveness and proliferation of energy communities. OptiREC develops methods, tools, and solutions for the optimal design, operation, and integration into energy…
Summary The main objective of TransEL is the development of a new generation of high performance and highly customizable ultrathin In-free transparent electrodes (TEs) based on hybrid metal–metal oxide functionalized architectures. These architectures can be…
Objective The aim of the Annex is to gain important knowledge about the energy flexibility services that buildings and clusters of buildings may deliver to different types of energy networks. It is further the aim…
IEA EBC – Annex 84 – Demand Management of Buildings in Thermal Networks In a significant share of households the heating and/or cooling demands are satisfied by district heating/cooling (DHC) networks (e.g. in Iceland, Denmark, Lithuania,…