Interconnect develops interoperable solutions for connecting smart homes, buildings, and grids.

Interconnect

Interconnect is a European project which aims to develop and demonstrate advanced solutions for the digitalisation of the electricity sector.

The solutions developed within the scope of InterConnect will allow a digitalisation of the power system based on an Internet of Things (IoT) architecture which, by including digital technologies (artificial intelligence, Blockchain, Cloud and Big Data), ensures the interoperability between equipment, systems and privacy/cybersecurity of user data. 

The energy users in buildings, whether residential or of services, the operators of the distribution grid and the energy distributors will have the opportunity to take advantage of these solutions.

The proposed solutions will be validated through 7 scale pilots.  Portugal, France, Greece, Germany, Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands.

InterConnect is coordinated by the Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC) and includes the participation of 56 entities from 11 European countries. 

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant agreement No 857237.

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Interconnect Project

⏪ Throwback to last tuesday

InterConnect's final event gathered more than 100 in-person participants, project partners, policymakers, industry representatives, and enthusiasts.

💡 In Cologne, the future of interoperability took center stage for a full day of discussions and live demonstrations of InterConnect solutions.

▶ Here are some photos of interoperability in action!

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We are now in discussion panel 2 – “InterConnect demos: lessons learned and paving the way to the future – Are we ready to be interoperable?”. David Rua (INESC TEC) is responsible for the moderation. 

At the stage (from left to right): 
- David Rua (INESC TEC);
- Darja Skrt (CyberGrid ), representing the overarching pilot; 
- Carlos Damas Silva (E-REDES), on behalf of the Portuguese pilot; 
- Stefano Fava (Planet Smart City), from the Italian pilot; 
- anais galligani (ISEN Méditerranée (Yncréa), representing the French pilot; 
- Donatos Stavropoulos (GridNet Inc), from the Greek pilot; 
- Thomas Fischedick (KEO GmbH), within the German pilot; 
- Ronnie Groenewold MSc (VolkerWessels iCity ), from the Dutch pilot;
- Lucija Rakočević (Th!nk E), responsible for the Belgium pilot.

🤔 There's still probably a lot you don´t know about our project. 

 Well, you are in luck! 📌In this video, you will learn more about our objectives, pilot sites and innovative solutions for local and cross-border interoperability and data exchanges.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/dRAN4T9C

CyberGrid INESC TEC E-REDES ISEN Méditerranée (Yncréa) Kentyou WINGS ICT Solutions Athens University of Economics and Business HERON Inetum COSMOTE KEO GmbH TNO MC Elergone Energia Schneider Electric Sensinov ThermoVault Th!nk E VITO

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Thank you all for this great event! The future of interoperability starts now!

Six of our second open-call winners are in Cologne today, showcasing their solutions. They are Local AI, R8, Consensus, SIMON, Linc and Easy Smart Grid. Already interested? Know more about them here: https://lnkd.in/dhyKJE3p

Unfortunately, our technological exhibition cannot be streamed. However, you can check some photos from EEBUS Initiative e.V.  living lab. Here, today, we are showcasing results from some of our InterConnect pilots – the German, the Greek, the Portuguese and the Dutch – and demonstrating that interoperability is already a reality.

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