Driving Innovation with EU Funding

This project aims to implement bottom-up and user-centric Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) management strategies creating the conditions for electric vehicle mass deployment. Smart Energy Lab's main responsabilities are the development of an innovative V2G charging solution and the management of the workpackage focused on the integration of V2X solutions inside cities and societal adoption. The project is funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe program and involves 16 partners from 4 different EU countries.

A project that aims to develop a reference architecture for an European Energy Data Space that combines cloud security solutions with integrated digital security and global artificial intelligence and data exchange architectures. SEL is responsible for the data provision for all the Portuguese use-cases, based Living Energy Explorer’s data, and for the development of 2 new cross-sector services. This project is funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe program and involves 30 partners from 11 EU countries.

The focus of this project is to create opportunities for SMEs and start-ups to enter the demand-side flexibility markets. Specifically, the project will develop a central interoperability platform and a catalogue of services with the capability of maximizing the flexibility of distributed energy resources while respecting the different end-user profiles. SEL is responsible for leveraging specific use-cases and solution inside Living Energy and testing its adaptability to the Portuguese context.  The project is funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe program and involves 27 partners from 12 EU countries.

This project aims to deliver a Knowledge Base that will provide users with technical, administrative, and legal information on Energy Communities (EC), streamlining the creation and expansion of this concept. COMMUNITAS will also deliver an innovative set of tools - capitalizing on technologies such as IoT, Blockchain and Cloud Computing - to unlock citizens’ active participation in energy markets and communities. SEL’s role is to support the implementation of the Portuguese demo and the development of an EC management tool. The project is funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe program and involves 18 partners from 8 countries.

This project aims to create the first Carbon Neutral region in Europe with mobility products and services produced in Portugal. Smart Energy Lab’s role is focused on the design of a new charger for electric vehicles, assuming a key role in the product development process, pre-market user acceptance tests and industrialization. It aims to be cost efficient, but also to optimize the installation and maintenance processes while providing a seamless user experience. The project is funded by Portuguese PRR composed by 43 partners.