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CESEPS Project Launched in Amsterdam

16th April 2016 Written by eseia

The project on Co-Evolution of Smart Energy Products and Services (CESEPS) was launched at the kick off meeting held in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, on 15 April 216,

The ERA-NET Smart Grids Plus project is worth € 2 Mio. and aims at supporting the development of smart energy products and services for local smart grids (SEPS) improved in terms of performance, cost, reliability, safety and robustness, sustainability and energy-efficiency, and end-users’ comfort.

CESEPS is a transnational project, consisting of an Austrian and Dutch cluster, with Twente University as the project coordinator. The Dutch cluster includes furthermore Delft University of Technology, DNV GL, Utrecht University and Wageningen University. Graz University of Technology, Austrian Institute of Technology and eseia are forming the Austrian cluster. The duration of the project is three years and has started 1st of February 2016.

CESEPS Consortium, Kick-Off Meeting, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 15 April 2016

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the ERA-Net Smart Grids plus grant agreement No 646039”, from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and from BMVIT/BMWFW under the Energy der Zukunft programme.

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CESEPS is project under the ERA-Net Smart Grids Plus initiative. The core goal of ERA-Net SG+ initiative is to build up a sustainable cooperation structure between national and regional Smart Grids programs in Europe as well as to enable the coordination with the relevant initiatives on a European Level. ERA-Net Smart Grids Plus intends to provide substantial contribution to the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET-Plan).