DeployAI

Full title: DeployAI (Development and Deployment of the European AI-on-demand Platform)

Partners: AALTO University - Finland, Aspect Partners - Germany, European Centre for medium-range Weather Forecast - United Kingdom, Convotis Services - Austria, Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S.A (OTE) - Greece, Croatian Artificial Intelligence Association - Croatia, National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” - Greece, EIT Digital - Belgium, DIMECC - Finland, F6S Network - Ireland, Bruno Kessler Institute - Italy, FIWARE Foundation - Germany, German AI Association - Germany, Hub France IA - France, IONOS SE - Germany, LIGHT ON - France, LuxProvide SA - Luxembourg, Science For You (SciFY) - Greece, Silo AI - Finland, AI Sweden - Sweden, VDE – Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies - Germany, Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS) - Greece, CSC- IT Center for Science - Finland, Arcada University of Applied Sciences - Finland, Örebro University - Sweden, Technical University of Denmark - DTU, Denmark

Start Date: 01/01/2024 Duration: 48 months

European Commission, Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) category research in ICT

NTUA and IPTO sign Memorandum of Understanding to Advance European Energy Data Innovation through Data Space Technologies.

The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) in the context of EnerShare project, an EU-funded initiative creating a secure, accessible energy data space for Europe. Given that IPTO is external to the EnerShare consortium, this MoU establishes a strategic collaboration to drive innovation in energy data sharing in the energy sector.

Regio1st launches a new Mentoring Programme to boost Energy Efficiency in Regional and Local Planning

This programme offers authorities and stakeholders the opportunity to gain expert knowledge, practical tools, and personalized guidance on prioritizing energy efficiency measures before investing in new energy infrastructure, thereby supporting Europe’s transition to a more sustainable energy system. 

The programme is structured around three key learning topics: