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INTERPED

InterPED aims to accelerate the rollout of Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) through a cloud-based platform that enables sector coupling, demand flexibility, and data interoperability. The project focuses on citizen-driven design, alignment with EU standards, and scalable solutions validated across four European pilot sites.

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oPEN Lab

oPEN Lab is breathing new life into three neighbourhoods, in Tartu, Pamplona, and in Genk, by transforming them into Positive Energy Neighbourhoods.
Residents, local authorities, universities, businesses, and industry experts are coming together to convert these neighbourhoods into ones that generate more renewable energy than they consume, aiming to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions and even to produce a surplus of clean energy each year. However, this project is not only about renovation, it’s also about building a community. By embedding technology, art, culture, and local voices into the energy transition, oPEN Lab is fostering a sense of ownership, pride, and collective purpose, ensuring that the energy transition is not only sustainable but also deeply human.

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PEDvolution

PEDvolution paves the way for cross-sectoral integration of ever-evolving PEDs. European pioneers in PED conceptualisation, implementation and tool development will materialise this through the co-development and implementation of seven interoperable solutions accommodating the constant evolution of PEDs: 1) PED Design and Planning Toolset, 2) PED Readiness Assessment, 3) Dynamic Decision Support Guideline for PED Development, 4) PED Energy Manager, 5) Data Exchange, Integration and Interoperability Platform, 6) PED Business Models, 7) Social Innovation tool.
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Optimizing Energy for Smart, Green Cities

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This project has been partially funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the grant agreement No. 101138595 and by the Descriere imagine Swiss Government.

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