Projects

CELINE

Cross-sectorial integrated digital services Enabling energy Localized InnovatioN and community Empowerment
The EU-funded project CELINE is developing a user-friendly harmonised digital framework to support Energy Communities in their paths towards local energy production, consumption, and market participation, empowering communities with better energy management tools
Horizon Europe
DEC 2024 – NOV 2027
  1. Developing digital tools for a secure and efficient data collection, management, and exchange, across the energy sector. 
  2. Facilitating local energy exchange and peer-to-peer trading through new business models. 
  3. Promoting citizen participation and empowerment with co-design methodologies, participatory governance, and training programs. 
  4. Defining standardised policies and frameworks to align with the needs and regulations of the energy communities. 

 

THE ROLE OF FBK

FBK participates in the analysis and conceptualization tasks providing specific expertise across the energy domains in WP2. In WP3 participates in the development of data-driven energy services. In WP4 participates in the design of the participatory and co-design methodology and is responsible for the establishment and consolidation of local C.ELLs in Ds. In WP4 and WP5 it supports co-design and piloting activities in D3 in ItalyIt also participates in the activities for the definition of the Ds baseline in WP5. 

MORE INFORMATION

Project Acronym

CELINE

Project Name

Cross-sectorial integrated digital services Enabling energy Localized InnovatioN and community Empowerment

Funding programme

Horizon Europe

Project Coordinator

SPINDOX LABS SRL (Italy)

Starting date

Dec 2024

Ending date

Nov 2027

Duration

36 months

Project ID

101160667

Total eligible costs

 4.409.875,00 EUR

EU grants

3.086.912,5 EUR

Funded by the Horizon Europe Programme of the European Union. Grant Agreement No. 101160667. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them

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