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Smart Consumer - Smart Customer – Smart Citizen (S3C)
Date du début: 1 nov. 2012, Date de fin: 31 oct. 2015,
The overall objective of the S3C project is to foster ‘smart’ energy behaviour of households and SMEs in Europe via active user participation. Strongly linked to European large-scale demonstration projects, the small and flexible consortium follows a human centric approach from social and behavioural sciences. It includes insights from other fields such as telecommunications, and tests different t ...
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Future INternEt Smart Utility ServiCEs (Finesce)
Date du début: 1 mars 2013, Date de fin: 30 sept. 2015,
Change is the name of the game in energy! The shift to sustainability is visible everywhere. It is now a European priority to combine solutions which utilise energy generation from renewable energy sources and optimize energy usage efficiency into a Smart Energy System based on the introduction of Future Internet technologies. At the same time, business innovation needs to be encouraged to ensure ...
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Polygeneration of energy, fuels and fertilisers from biomass residues and sewage sludge (ENERCOM)
Date du début: 3 nov. 2008, Date de fin: 2 nov. 2013,
The aim of this proposal is to demonstrate high-efficient polygeneration of electricity, heat, solid fuels and high-value compost/ fertilisers from sewage sludge and greenery waste mixed to biomass residues, thereby offering a new, safe, environmentally friendly and cost-effective path for the disposal of sewage sludge, maximising energy output, greenhouse gas reduction, cost-effectiveness and new ...
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Future INternet for Smart ENergY (FINSENY)
Date du début: 1 avr. 2011, Date de fin: 30 avr. 2013,
The energy sector has entered a period of major change which will continue for many years to come. The increasing proportion of electricity from renewable sources means that the architecture of the energy grid will have to support the distributed, in addition to the centralised, generation of energy and to adapt to a highly volatile supply e.g. from wind and solar generators. From the consumption ...
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