Developing the next generation of renewable energy technologies: an overview of low-TRL EU-funded research projects

Laura María Pérez Caballero; Fernanda Neira D'Angelo; Roman Tschentscher; Axel Gottschalk; Ahmed M. Salem; Daniel Carbonell; Mihaela Dudita-Kauffeld; Arnaud Bruch; Eleonora Alamaro; Luca Pasquini; Paola Ceroni; Anastasia Grozdanova; Stefania Privitera; Bart Vermang; Philip Schulz; Davide Mencarelli; Luca Pierantoni; Michele Midrio; William Leithead; Ignacio Gurruchaga; Robert Haberl; Jasper Vermaut; Michael Kauffeld

doi:10.12688/openreseurope.15276.1

Developing the next generation of renewable energy technologies: an overview of low-TRL EU-funded research projects

Laura María Pérez Caballero
, Fernanda Neira D'Angelo
, Roman Tschentscher
, Axel Gottschalk
, Ahmed M. Salem
, Daniel Carbonell
, Mihaela Dudita-Kauffeld
, Arnaud Bruch
, Eleonora Alamaro
, Luca Pasquini
, Paola Ceroni
, Anastasia Grozdanova
, Stefania Privitera
, Bart Vermang
, Philip Schulz
, Davide Mencarelli
, Luca Pierantoni
, Michele Midrio
, William Leithead
, Ignacio Gurruchaga

Robert Haberl, Jasper Vermaut, Michael Kauffeld

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Abstract

A cluster of eleven research and innovation projects, funded under the same call of the EU’s H2020 programme, are developing breakthrough and game-changing renewable energy technologies that will form the backbone of the energy system by 2030 and 2050 are, at present, at an early stage of development. These projects have joined forces at a collaborative workshop, entitled ‘ Low-TRL Renewable Energy Technologies’, at the 10th Sustainable Places Conference (SP2022), to share their insights, present their projects’ progress and achievements to date, and expose their approach for exploitation and market uptake of their solutions.

Original language	English
Article number	8
Journal	Open Research Europe
Volume	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.12688/openreseurope.15276.1
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2023

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SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy

Keywords

innovative technologies
net-zero greenhouse gas emissions
renewable energy
research and development

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Pérez Caballero, L. M., Neira D'Angelo, F., Tschentscher, R., Gottschalk, A., Salem, A. M., Carbonell, D., Dudita-Kauffeld, M., Bruch, A., Alamaro, E., Pasquini, L., Ceroni, P., Grozdanova, A., Privitera, S., Vermang, B., Schulz, P., Mencarelli, D., Pierantoni, L., Midrio, M., Leithead, W., ... Kauffeld, M. (2023). Developing the next generation of renewable energy technologies: an overview of low-TRL EU-funded research projects. Open Research Europe, 3, Article 8. https://doi.org/10.12688/openreseurope.15276.1

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