Smart grids and energy systems
3 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work — 2 as their primary capability.
Most active in this area
- UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS
Cyprus's leading research university, strong in intelligent systems, smart energy grids, cybersecurity, and open science infrastructure across 153 H2020 projects.
“Energy is the second-largest sector (19 projects) covering smart grids, grid integration, photovoltaics (TwinPV), energy efficiency, energy harvesting, and building energy management (MEnS).”
PrimaryCY153 projects - UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA
Spanish public university with broad biomedical, digital society, and humanities research capacity, active Marie Curie fellowship host across 44 partner countries.
“Projects on demand response for smart grids (DREAM-GO), electricity market negotiation (ADAPT), and electric field control of magnetism for energy-efficient electronics (MagnEFi).”
ES41 projects - UNIVERSITATEA POLITEHNICA DIN BUCURESTI
Romania's top technical university specializing in smart energy systems, semiconductor pilot lines, and secure network infrastructure across 33 H2020 projects.
“Consistent participation across FLEXMETER, NOBEL GRID, Storage4Grid, RE-SERVE, INTERRFACE, DCNextEve (coordinator), and geothermal projects GeoHex and Geo-Coat.”
PrimaryRO33 projects