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.
ISSDEMO
The mission of ISSDEMO is to enable energy transition in industrial applications with focus on process steam. ISSDEMO project aims at TRI 6 Integrated industrial energy systems.
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The project goal is to evolve ongoing activities to optimise CCU technology (CO2-mineralisation) and optimise relevant sourcing and use of the added-value products generated; all assisted by digitisation and computational modelling of the entire process.
HOOPLA
The project aims to increase the use of environmentally neutral hydrogen in hydrogen mixtures in existing transportation and storage facilities used for natural gas and to describe the effect of previous processing history and surface treatments of the used materials on degradation in a hydrogen environment.
ACT-FAST
ACT-FAST addresses challenges of “Breakthrough R&D to increase RE power technologies efficiency, Call Module CH.2” with a forward-thinking concept to develop future, ubiquitous high efficiency, versatile, affordable and sustainable photovoltaic technology.
HYBRID WIND
The HYBRID WIND consortium assembles the best European academic expertise in diagnosis and prognosis for failure detection together with world-leading software manufacturer and European companies who are eager to exploit these newly developed tools within the wind energy sector. Experts from 11 entities from 4 countries are representing the service providers and WT operators, thus ensuring special focus on market reach.
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.