The HARMONISE project was proudly represented at the 34th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation (MED 2026), held in Ancona, Italy, where researchers from the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH) presented two scientific papers highlighting recent advances in intelligent energy management and control. Participation in MED 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to share…
Creating sustainable energy communities is about more than technology,it is about people. The HARMONISE project recognises that meaningful change happens when local stakeholders are actively involved in shaping the solutions that will impact their communities. This is why Participation Clubs are an essential part of the project. Participation Clubs bring together a diverse group of…
