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Fruitful IntHydro kick-off meeting
In October 2020, the international collaboration project between Norway and China, IntHydro, was formally kicked off in a digital meeting.
Port of Borg is investing in battery systems to ease transition to zero emissions
As one of three pilots in the EU Horizon 2020 E-LAND project, Port of Borg in Southern Norway aims to develop into an energy hub, providing energy and services to land and sea transport.
Key performance indicators for investment planning in multi-vector energy systems
The concept of sector coupling promises to provide flexibility for rising renewable shares. A strong metric is needed to determine the viability and economic feasibility of different sector coupled energy systems.
E-LAND findings: Market development towards sector coupled energy system
During the first year of the E-LAND project, Work Package 7 focused on setting a foundation for creating the business model innovator toolkit and draft business models for the pilots. In Deliverable 7.1, important work has been presented.
New research cooperation between Norway and China represents major opportunity
In June, the collaborative project between Norwegian and Chinese partners, IntHydro, will officially start. The project represents a major opportunity for Smart Innovation Norway to enter the Chinese market.
Smart Innovation Norway’s «EU project list of fame» expands again
In the beginning of May, Smart Innovation Norway got word that the company has won its 13th Horizon 2020 project. The ENCHANT proposal, coordinated by NTNU, obtained a high score from the European Commission.
Stig and Avanish have joined the R&I team
During the winter and spring, Smart Innovation Norway’s Research & Innovation team has been expanded with two more colleagues – one new and one old acquaintance.
Pixii skal teste batterier i lavspenningsnettet
Norges største nettselskap Elvia har valgt Smart Innovation Norways samarbeidspartner Pixii som leverandør av to store batterier som skal benyttes i et pilotprosjekt i lavspenningsnettet.
Smart Innovation Norway har vunnet sitt tolvte EU-prosjekt
Denne uka kom nyheten om at Smart Innovation Norways Horisont 2020-søknad SENDER, som ble levert til EU-kommisjonen i januar, har blitt godkjent. Det betyr at selskapet får nærmere 11 millioner kroner over fire år for å koordinere prosjektet.
Norske bedrifter får mye igjen for EU-forskningen
Smart Innovation Norway har alene mottatt hele 6 millioner euro fra EUs rammeprogram Horisont 2020 til sine forsknings- og innovasjonsprosjekter. Midlene har gått til smarte prosjekter som løser globale samfunnsutfordringer.