A solid team to expedite energy efficiency (EE) and electrification in the building sector

Comprising 38 partners from 13 European countries and associated regions, our consortium unites a diverse group of professionals and experts. Among them there are:

1. Engineers with backgrounds in electrical, mechanical, civil engineering, and architecture, who develop and implement EE technologies, heat pumps (HPs), renewable energy sources (RES), and storage systems 
2. Technical experts and digital scientists specialising in data science, computer science, and information technology, who create integrated solutions, advanced data analytics, machine learning algorithms, and digital tools for optimising energy consumption and enhancing building performance 
3. Policy and decision makers, including governmental representatives and associations
4. Social and humanities scientists.

Let's take a short and concise look at the key roles and commitments of each participant in the project:

Renowned research organisations: 
ICCS (via the Energy Policy Unit) will lead the project as Coordinator, leveraging its experience from past projects and contributing expertise to relevant technologies.
CARTIF will be responsible for identifying user needs, mapping resources, conducting KPI-based assessments and implementing the "Decarbonisation as a Service" approach.
EURAC will support the gathering of data and will focus on developing an algorithm for multi-family houses, refining building models based on initial results from the SFH.
TECNALIA will provide energy efficient electrification and smart control technologies to the sixth pilot, introducing innovative solutions in HPs, PVTs, Thermal Storage and Building Digital Twins.
Leading universities:
UNIZAG will offer support for the Croatian pilot.
TUD will support the Austrian pilot and contribute to building models for planning and MPC.
UNIPassau will serve as base for the Replication Multiplier, providing the space and technical expertise.
Important manufacturers, technology provider and leading company in the energy sector:
IDM will develop energy management solutions and explore innovative HPs using natural refrigerants.
INNOVA will provide technologies specifically designed for residential heating (and cooling) thermal storage, while developing advanced algorithms to control the loaded and unloaded energy, the different needs in buildings and temperature.
CER will devise HP solutions tailored for DH connection.
ARCELIK as Heat Pumps Technology provider, will focus on developing HPs for residential buildings.
ENDEF will develop an innovative air-based solar photovoltaic-thermal (PVT) panel to be used as a building electrification technology.
CIRCU LI-ION will be focused on developing second-life batteries to be contribute also to the building electrification strategies.
EDF will focus on energy management and RES integration in building electrification and provide a building Digital Twin.
ZENITH will develop integrated building automation systems and oversee the implementation of META BUILD solutions.
VEOLIA will implement innovative energy management solutions and support replication efforts.
KLIMA along with HEPT other partners, will lead Front Runner applications for energy-efficient electrification solutions.
HEPT along with KLIMA and other partners, will lead Front Runner applications for energy-efficient electrification solutions.
HELEXIA will focus on adopting innovative technologies.
FASADA will focus on adopting innovative technologies.
Technologically specialised small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs):
HOLISTIC will lead visual identity activities and optimise trade-offs between comfort, energy, and building performance.
BLUEPRINT will mainly work on semantic interoperability enablers.
ARTELYS will provide cost-benefit analysis of building infrastructure and policy proposals.
Leading ICT companies:
ED will provide semantic interoperability enablers and coordinate innovation management.
INETUM will provide semantic interoperability enablers and coordinate innovation management.
Municipalities, agencies and local authorities:
THES will ensure the implementation and replication of solutions at the city-wide level, which can help alleviate energy challenges, such as energy poverty.
EAP will ensure the implementation and replication of solutions at the city-wide level, which can help alleviate energy challenges, such as energy poverty.
RPR will ensure the implementation and replication of solutions at the city-wide level, which can help alleviate energy challenges, such as energy poverty.
GDYNIA will ensure the implementation and replication of solutions at the city-wide level, which can help alleviate energy challenges, such as energy poverty.
Construction stakeholders:
GSG will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
SAUTER will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
KMØ will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
ENOV will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
SOZIALBAU will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
GVG will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
ANIMA will lead Front Runner demonstration activities, and will be providing the spaces, buildings and technologies to support the full implementation of Front Runners.
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