Consortium
Our project embraces synergies, ideas and work of communities from all around Europe. Get to know the team!
University of Patras
Greece
Project Manager and scientific coordinator.
The Civil Engineering Department of the University controls the implementation and the system efficient operation of the different modules. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department designs and develops user-friendly wearable IoT devices as well as the consumer Digital Twin and consumer demand flexibility system.
Stam S.R.L
Italy
STAM deploys and scales up a user-friendly building energy management system and participates in the development of a Risk Management and Event Handling tool with the aim to minimize the overall risk on the TwinERGY system.
TH OWL
Germany
TH OWL University collaborates with Stadt Steinheim in the German pilot, is responsible for renewables system integration and forming distributed energy resources management strategies, while leading the TwinERGY system methodology development.
University Nova Lisboa
Portugal
The UNL performs the consumer behavioral analysis in order to identify the drivers for consumers’ behaviour changes and technology adoption at an individual and community level.
IES R&D
Ireland
IES fosters the provision of innovative energy services through its in-house Digital Twin technology and the deployment of the physics-based and data-based modelling tools.
Comune di Benetutti
Italy
Benetutti leads the Italian pilot by implementing TwinERGY use cases in a cluster of buildings, to improve predictability of consumers’ consumption and behavior patterns and validate the scalability of the proposed solution.
University of Bristol
United Kingdom
UNIVBRIS develops a System Dynamics method for energy systems modelling, based on real time data integrated with the core Digital Twin technology. It also plays a key role in supporting the deployment of infrastructure required for the Bristol pilot.
Knowle West Media Center
United Kingdom
KWMC is responsible for the identification of best practices in citizen engagement, providing guidance on metrics for diversity and inclusion within pilots and co-creating engagement strategy with citizens and stakeholders across pilot sites.
Suite 5
Cyprus
Suite5 is responsible for the configuration of the big data platform of the TwinERGY project, the development of the analytics features on top of the data collection infrastructure, and the development of the end-to-end security, encryption and privacy assurance services in accordance with the requirements obtained by the energy domain.
Grupo Etra
Spain
ETRA brings into the project its expertise on the e-Mobility services platform development, integrating all the components into the TwinERGY solution, in a Smart Grid setup.
World Energy Consortium
Malta
WEC develops transaction management strategies to facilitate multi-party pay-for-performance schemes to deliver smart energy services in buildings, by deploying blockchain and other distributed technologies.
MYTILINEOS
Greece
MYTILINEOS leads the Greek pilot deployment and participates in tasks for data and impact management as well as analysis and business modelling.
Bristol City Council
United Kingdom
Bristol City Council leads the pilot demonstration in the UK by participating in the development of the consumer engagement strategies, co-designing data governance and ethics frameworks around innovation in emerging energy markets.
European Dynamics
Luxembourg
ED leads the cooperation of TwinERGY with projects supported under the BRIDGE initiative. It also participates in the design, development, installation and support of TwinERGY common platform.
Stadt Steinheim
Germany
Stadt Steinheim, is one of the main stakeholders of the German pilot, along with TH OWL. It participates in the pilot design plan, supervises the field tests, provides demographic and geographical data of the pilot area and organises social events for citizens and stakeholders.
Arthur’s Legal
Netherlands
ALBV undertakes the legal analysis of the project actions to ensure the compliance of the project results to EU laws and regulations.
SmartEn
Belgium
SmartEn contributes in areas concerning regulatory recommendations and standardisation, networking with related projects and the dissemination with policy makers and stakeholders. SmartEN also plays a key role in the analysis of social, ethical and cultural barriers to innovation.
Ideas for Change
Spain
Ideas for Change leads the communication and dissemination of TwinERGY by developing social media campaigns and creative audiovisual contents about the project's actions. IFC also contributes in the definition of the consumer engagement strategy and supports the design of the Bristol pilot.