Data Management
This working group is representing the exchange of views between H2020 Smart Grids and Storage projects and the European Commission’s services on technical, business, regulatory and social aspects.
BRIDGE HORIZON 2020
BRIDGE is a European Commission initiative which unites Horizon 2020 Smart Grid, Energy Storage, Islands, and Digitalisation Projects to create a structured view of cross-cutting issues which are encountered in the demonstration projects and may constitute an obstacle to innovation.
The BRIDGE process fosters continuous knowledge sharing amongst projects thus allowing them to deliver conclusions and recommendations about the future exploitation of the project results, with a single voice, through four different Working Groups representing the main areas of interest:
Business Models
This working group aims to define common language around business model description and tries to identify and evaluate existing and new business modelsapplicable to smart grids and energy storage solutions.
Regulations
This working group aims to identify the main current regulation issues hampering innovative projects’ use cases and suggest future regulations to facilitate their deployment.
Customer Engagement
This working group focuses on consumers as active and central players on the energy markets of the future. Consumers across the EU need to have a better choice of supply, access to reliable energy price comparison tools and the possibility to produce and sell their own electricity.
As member of the BRIDGE H2020 initiative, FARCROSS participates in all the Working Groups of: data management, business models, regulations and customer engagement
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 864274
Call identifier: LC-SC3-ES-2-2019
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Farcross in Bridge General Assembly
BRIDGE, EVENTS, NEWS&EVENTSFarcross project has been represented successfully in the Bridge General Assembly, which took place on the 11th and 12th of February at the European Commission, by Mr. George Boultadakis from EUROPEAN DYNAMICS (ED).