A new peer-reviewed article published in Open Research Europe explores how key data management challenges shape the development of local energy trading systems, based on insights from FEDECOM and STUNNED.
FEDECOM participated in the BRIDGE General Assembly 2026, contributing to key discussions on energy sharing, regulation and citizen engagement to support Europe’s clean energy transition.
A new open-access study led by Zia Lennard (R2M France) explores how blockchain can support innovative business models in sector-coupled energy communities integrating electricity, heat, mobility and flexibility services.
FEDECOM at Enlit Europe 2025 in Bilbao (18–20 November 2025): Empowering Citizens Through Flexible, Decentralised Energy Solutions
Insights and Materials from the 28 May 2025 Session Now Available
The Hydrogen Innovation Webinar will bring together seven EU-funded projects to showcase several diverse yet promising hydrogen technologies and applications.
We are pleased to introduce six newly published FEDECOM factsheets, each showcasing the innovative objectives and activities of our three FEDECOM pilot projects. These pilots address six distinct use cases, illustrating diverse solutions for enhancing local energy systems.
We are proud to announce that our latest research paper, “FEDECOM: Enabling Cross-Border Energy Exchange by Federating Energy Communities”, is now published on Open Research Europe!
The fair provided a platform for sharing groundbreaking ideas and fostering collaboration on urban projects facing the challenges of climate agendas, and among them, the FEDECOM project was presented as a solution.
The EnergyScope Symposium brought together researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers to explore developments in energy systems modeling.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme under Grant Agreement
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