Cristina Villalba
NOBEL GRID in the European Sustainable Energy Week 2016
NOBEL GRID Project will participate in the Policy Conference “New Standard for Smart appliances in the smart home: getting buildings ready within the new electricity market design” of the European Sustainable Energy Week 2016 (EUSEW 2016) next 16 June in Brussel. […]
Over 200 experts “rethink” about EU energy
The European Technology Platform for Electricity Networks of the Future (ETP SMARTGRIDS) organised its General Assembly jointly with the Photovoltaic Platform 18 -19 May 2016 in Brussels, where some partners of the NOBEL GRID Consortium attended together with over 200 experts from the Smartgrids and Photovoltaic community, to rethink the European Energy Union and achive a […]
Strategies for turning Europe into global leader in Smart Grids
Today, 18th May, starts in Brussels the conference Repowering Europe, that during two days will address the required strategies for turning Europe into a global leader in renewable energies. The event is organized by the European Technology Platform SmartGrids (ETP-SG) and the European Technology and Innovation Platform Photovoltaics (ETIP-PV), and it […]
Nobel Grid Project Consortium invited to assist to the DISCERN Final event
The Nobel Grid Project Consortium has been invited to assist to the Distributed Intelligence for Cost-effective and Reliable Solutions European Project (DISCERN) Final event “Enhancing electricity networks through the use of distributed intelligence”. This event will take place on the 2nd of June 2016 in Frankfurt. DISCERN provides the community of European Distribution System Operators (DSOs) with […]
Athens hosted the 3rd General Meeting of NOBEL GRID Project
Athens, 13 May 2016. - The 3rd General Meeting of the NOBEL GRID Project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Programme, took place 10-12 May in Athens where the 21 partners of the consortium tracked the progress and follow-up of it one year and half after the started date. The Institute of Communications and […]
CARBON CO-OP: how communities can improve home’s energy usage
The cooperative CARBON CO-OP (UK), one of the members of the consortium of NOBEL GRID project, believes that the process of improving homes to 2050 standards will be quicker, easier and cheaper if people work together, teaming up with friends and neighbours […]
Climate Consensus COP21, a new boost for Smart Grids
The so called “transformative” climate agreement reached on the 11th of December after two weeks of negotiations in Paris, is a great opportunity to boost the development of the Smart Grids towards the reduction of GHG emissions and positively influence climate change. 195 countries adopted the first-ever universal, legally binding global climate deal. The ambitious […]
Presenting second generation smart meters in Italy to optimise the electricity grid
•The Italian city of Terni embraces a pilot plant where NOBEL GRID project is testing its products in real conditions and analysing results •NOBEL GRID aims to provide tools to enable a cheaper, smarter, more sustainable and efficient electricity grid Brussels, 19 November 2015.- Between the 16, 17 and 18th of […]
NOBEL GRID will help to take advantage of the benefits in the New Spanish Electricity Tariffs
• NOBEL GRID will develop an innovative smart meter, which will leverage the new electricity tariff • NOBEL GRID will help maximise possible benefits offered by the new electricity tariff • Consumers could safely and easily optimise energy consumption thanks to NOBEL GRID Brussels, 9 November , 2015.- The European project […]
Great success of Nobel Grid exhibition in the ICT 2015 Lisbon
-Nobel Grid created new synergies with institutions and initiatives during ICT 2015 - ICT 2015 gave new opportunities in the ICT industry where Nobel Grid could be a key factor -Launched the new video of Nobel Grid project during the ICT 2015 Brussels, 23 October-. Nobel Grid, project funded by the Horizon 2020 Programme of […]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the grant agreement Nº 646184.
