Discover how CETPartnership-funded projects are transforming research and innovation into real-world clean energy solutions. The partnership currently supports 163 active projects funded through the 2022, 2023 and 2024 Joint Calls.
These projects help accelerate the development, demonstration and deployment of clean energy technologies and solutions across Europe.
RamonCO
The RamonCO project aims to mature and apply the modelling/inversion framework developed in DigiMon at full field scale and quantify societal challenges and requirements, as well as cost, to draw risk governance strategies for industry and regulators and incorporate them into decision support tools.
LoCoMoSa
LoCoMoSa aims to demonstrate a cost-reduced medium- to long-duration thermal energy storage system based on molten salt to deliver industrial heat at 120-450 °C.
Sunflower
The general objective of the proposed project SUNFLOWER is the development of highly efficient absorber structures for open volumetric receivers (OVR) for Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plants with low environmental impact.
HyLife
The main objective of HyLife is to "validate the suitability of European subsurface structures (caverns/reservoirs) as safe and economically viable H₂ storage sites by systematically investigating the potential microbial reactions and identifying key influencing parameters.
NextGen
NextGen is about demonstrating a new direct drive generator concept, which through the novel PTF-technology enables a high efficiency and an extremely high torque density.
STRAWBERRIES
Against the background of the competition for space, bifacial Agri-photovoltaic systems were developed to combine power production with farming (cf. Agri-PV systems; Next2Sun). A solar thermal implementation of this bifacial system concept does not yet exist. The aim of the project is to accelerate the development and commercialisation of this innovative renewable heating technology that enables new ways for implementing solar thermal (ST) heating systems in Europe by 2030.
PVT4EU
The green and digital transitions of the European economy and its energy systems require sustainable, secure, and climate-neutral technologies. The industrial sector is a major energy consumer in the European Union (EU) accounting for a third of its final energy consumption, which mainly comes from fossil fuels.
WaMTec
“NORD STORM” is to develop next generation industrial silicon heterojunction (SHJ) solar cell and modules which exceed the current amorphous Si based SHJ technologies through several breakthrough…