AI-Effect

AI-EFFECT brings together 19 European organizations (including operators, academics, and industry players) to accelerate the development, testing, and validation of AI applications in the energy sector. Over a three-year period (2024–2027), four demonstrations in Denmark, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Germany will address multi-energy management, grid congestion, energy efficiency, and the integration of distributed energy resources through a secure digital platform interconnecting laboratories and real-world infrastructures.

The AI-EFFECT project is funded by the European Union within the framework of the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme (Grant agreement n°101172952).

 

Objectives

Develop and validate four real-life demonstrations:

  • Multi-energy management (Denmark)
  • Grid congestion management (Netherlands)
  • Energy efficiency (Portugal)
  • Integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) (Germany)

Implemented skills

  • Data science and AI
  • Cybersecurity and secure data sharing

Targeted markets

  • Transmission and distribution system operators
  • Energy service providers and demand-side managers
  • Integrators of multi-energy systems and distributed energy resources (DER)
  • Industries driving the energy transition

 

Mobility and autonomous transport

Project Status: Launched
Industrial partner(s):
EPRI • EUROPE DAC • INESC • TEC • • IKIM ltd • DNV AS • EnliteAI • GmbH • Watt-IS SA • Cooperativa Electrica do Vale d’este crl (CEVE) • Bornholms Varme As Enel • Grisds S.R.L • Centre Danmark Drift • APS • Tennet • TSO bv
Academic Partner(s)
DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET (DTU) • TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT (NL) • Rheinisch-westfälische technische hochschule aachen (univ RWTH DE) • NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND MAYNOOTH ( NUIM IE ) • Hertie School Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
Project Manager(s)
Reda Yaich
reda.yaich[at]irt-systemx.fr

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