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Welcome to more than 400 innovative projects for a more energy-intelligent Europe!

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SEANERGY 2020 - In-depth analysis of the national and international Maritime Spatial Planning(MSP) practices, policy recommendations for providing recommendations for developing existing and potentially new MSP, promoting acceptance of the results. (2009) PV PARITY - This project aims at contributing to the achievement of increased PV penetration in EU electricity markets and PV grid parity at a lowest possible price for the community.It will define grid parity and the measures to be taken to accompany PV application to the grid parity and beyond. (2010) GREENFOODS - The overall objective of the GREENFOODS project is to lead the European food and beverage industry to high energy efficiency and reduction of fossil carbon emissions. (2012) OFFSHOREGRID - Science-based view on offshore grid development in West and Northern Europe, blueprints & recommendations for grid topologies and capacity choices. During the entire project, feedback from stakeholders is ensured via interviews, regional workshops, scientific discussions and a advisory board. (2008) SEPEMO-BUILD - Better knowledge of factors influencing heat pump SPF, common measurement and monitoring method for heat pumps, new field measurements, improved installer guidelines (2008) RESERVICES - By developing a reference basis and policy guidelines on how to best use ancillary services provided by variable renewables, the REservices project will help the EU to achieve its goal of decarbonisation by suggesting a cost effective integration of climate-neutral generators. (2011)