renewable energy
Nobel Grid arrives to Smart Energy Marketplace 2017
Carbon-Coop, partner of NOBEL GRID, will present the Project in the Smart Energy Marketplace 2017 next 28th of March, a unique showcase of the emerging smart, decentralised energy system of the future – a radical shift in the way we power our lives that is creating huge opportunities. Smart Energy Marketplace 2017 is the largest […]
NOBEL GRID brings Smart Energy Solutions to Lancaster Cohousing
NOBEL GRID project is starting to test pilots demand-response services in Lancaster Cohousing since the begging of 2017, which will bring smart energy solutions to their more than 40 householders and business tenants. The 21st of February, NOBEL GRID consortium visited in situ all the new smart energy tools and services set up in its […]
Unbundled Smart Meter Design Solutions and Lessons Learned
In April 2015 the Horizon 2020 project Nobel Grid announced the unbundled smart meter, an architectural systematization in which smart meter functionalities are adequately grouped in two separate (unbundled) parts, making the ensemble both metrology-proof and highly flexible. Lessons learned during the period of design, as well as technologies applied for preparing the project rollout […]
The “Smart energy for people” project reached the main Spanish stakeholders
Nobel Grid project was presented in the III Smart Grid Congress in Madrid last 18-19 October 2016 to more than 150 participants and the main stakeholders of the sector in Spain and now its exhibition information has been published in Spanish. The event aimed to discuss about the present challenges of the Smart Grid and […]
“Clean Energy for All Europeans”: new step towards the clean energy transition
The European Commission (EC) presented yesterday in Brussels a package of measures to keep the European Union competitive as the clean energy transition is changing the global energy markets, which will ensure “clean energy for all Europeans”. The Clean Energy for All Europeans package, which contains several legislative proposals, has three main goals: putting energy […]
NOBEL GRID’s commitment with the circular economy in Madrid
The Representation of the European Commission in Spain (Madrid) hold yesterday the “ECCE Meetings: Circular Economy” in which NOBEL GRID project participated together with other Spanish projects. This meeting, organised by the Representation of the European Commission in Spain, “aimed to create cooperation and exchange of ideas and good practices”, explained the organisers. As well, […]
H2020 smart energy projects towards sustainable development in Barcelona
NOBEL GRID and WISE GRID project, both funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, were exhibited at the European Utility Week 2016 (EUW) between 15-17 November in Barcelona (Spain). The EUW is the annual landmark event of the European energy calendar that brings together all significant market forces and stakeholders under one roof and helps the smart energy industry to drive […]
NOBEL GRID at the European Utility Week 2016
NOBEL GRID Project will be exhibited at the European Utility Week 2016 between the 15th and 17th November in Barcelona (Spain) in the stand 3C40 of REScoop, partners of the project. The project will be also at the European Utility Industry Awards Ceremony since it is nominated for the category […]
Hacking the Energy System
NOBEL GRID partner, Carbon Co-op organises in collaboration with the University of Manchester, the conference “Hacking the Energy System” next 4th November in Manchester. A one conference of discussion and collaboration on future energy system opportunities, innovation and change. “It will be an opportunity for key players within energy system to discuss the change, challenges […]
First Peer Review of NOBEL GRID
Brussels, 16 September 2016. – NOBEL GRID Project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Programme, had its 1st peer review meeting with the European Commission yesterday in the village of Eeklo (Belgium), where the 21 partners of the consortium tracked the progress and follow-up of it. The renewable energy cooperative Ecopower in Flanders […]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the grant agreement Nº 646184.
