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.
GreenSmith
The GreenSmith project demonstrates the recovery of both H2 and Syngas with CO2 capture from the main residual steel gases of all steelmaking routes. The core of this gas processing technology is the Sorption Enhanced Water Gas Shift technology.
REFORM
In cities, where the available rooftop area is only a small fraction of the total building surface, BIPV will become an important resource of solar energy which, however, is not yet fully…
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MORE (Next Generation Marine Materials for Resilient Offshore Renewable Energy Devices) proposes the creation of a new robust methodology with improved tools for material selection and validation…
HydrOTEC
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) technology uses the temperature difference between the sea surface and sea bed for the production of electricity and/or by-products including desalinated…
SPOT-IT
The SPOT-IT project aims at addressing this challenge by developing stable, efficient, and sustainable perovskite/organic solar cells and modules optimized for indoor IoT applications. The tandem concept will guarantee the optimisation of the light harvesting along the whole emission spectra of common ambient lighting (i.e. white LED).
TRANSMIT
Building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) promises a solution for on-site renewable electricity enabling zero-energy buildings.