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Wide scale demonstration of Integrated Solutions and business models for European smartGRID (WiseGRID)
Start date: Nov 1, 2016, End date: Apr 30, 2020,
WiseGRID has two intertwined and equally important strategic goals: on the one hand, it aims at successfully putting in the market, within a horizon of 24 months after project completion, a set of solutions and technologies which increase the smartness, stability and security of an open, consumer-centric European energy grid, with an enhanced use of storage technologies and a highly increased shar ...
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REScoop Plus
Start date: Mar 1, 2016, End date: Feb 28, 2019,
REScoop Plus built on the knowledge and network of the REScoop 20-20-20 project. An interesting additional observation made in the project was that members of supplying REScoops change their behaviour reducing final energy consumption and investing money to produce RESenergy. The aim of the REScoop PLUS is therefore to get a better understanding and foster this behavioural change. It will identify ...
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New Cost Efficient Business Models for Flexible Smart Grids (NOBEL GRID)
Start date: Jan 1, 2015, End date: Jun 30, 2018,
NOBEL GRID will develop, deploy and evaluate advanced tools and ICT services for energy DSOs cooperatives and medium-size retailers, enabling active consumers involvement –i.e. new demand response schemas – and flexibility of the market – i.e. new business models for aggregators and ESCOs.Through the dual-use of telecommunication networks, and validating the integration of renewable generation pre ...
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Process and automated pilot plant for simultaneous and integral recycling of different kinds of photovoltaic panels (PHOTOLIFE)
Start date: Jun 1, 2014, End date: Aug 31, 2017,
Background
The major environmental risks associated with photovoltaic panels, if not properly disposed of at the end of their life, are pollution by heavy metals (lead and cadmium), loss of conventional resources (aluminium, glass and silicon), and the loss of rare and precious metals (silver, indium, gallium and germanium).
Current volumes of photovolta ...
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