Powering Europe’s Future with

Energy
Efficiency

F6S Innovation

Powering Europe’s Future with

Energy
Efficiency

F6S Innovation

The Sustainable Energy Hub is a collaborative platform for co-creation and knowledge sharing on energy efficiency and innovation. It aims to amplify visibility, maximise the impact of the project results, and promote project outcomes among diverse innovators.

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6g-path

6G Pilots and Trials Through Europe

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Digiwind

Digital Masters of Wind and Energy Systems

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Exigence

Reduce Energy Consumption and CO2e of ICT Services

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Hedge-iot

Empowering Digitalisation of the Energy Ecosystem through

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iStentore

Empowering Green Energy with Innovative Storage Systems

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Snug

Transforming the Buildings of Tomorrow

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Twain

Enhancing Collaboration between Wind Turbines to Produce Smarter and Greener Energy

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Weformin

Empowering Buildings to Enable Clean Energy Ecosystems

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Inferno

Turning Industrial Waste Heat into Electricity

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Hylist

Sustainable Solid State Battery Solutions for the Aeronautic and Automotive Industries

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6g-leader

Building the Path to 6G Innovation

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Open Innovation Test Bed for Electrolysis Materials for Clean Hydrogen Production

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Sustainable Technologies for Reducing Europe’s battery raw Materials dependence

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High-energy, low-cost and scalable generation 5 magnesium-based batteries for mobility applications and beyond

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Developing a low-temperature AEM electrolyser to produce green hydrogen directly from seawater

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Growing waste into sustainability

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Co-Funded by the EU

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authorities. Neither the European Union nor the granting authorities can be held responsible for them.