Energy Storage
Participants (Full& Associated)
Full participants (35):
- Austria: AIT
- Belgium: BERA (VITO), VUB
- Czech Republic: CVŘ
- Denmark: DTU
- Finland: VTT
- France: INERIS
- Germany: KIT, DLR, GFZ, HGF, RWTH-ISEA, FZJ, MPI CEC
- Italy: ENEA, RSE, CNR, UniPa, UTV
- Netherlands: DIFFER, TNO, NERA
- Norway: SINTEF, IFE
- Portugal: University of Porto
- Spain: CIC energiGUNE, CIEMAT, CSIC, CNH2, IMDEA Energy, IK4, Tecnalia, UPM
- Turkey: TUBITAK
- United Kingdom: UKERC
Associated participants (5):
- Italy: Polito, UniPi
- Norway: NTNU
- Portugal: NOVA.id.FCT
- Switzerland: EPFL
Background
The JP on Energy Storage strongly fosters the efficient development of new energy storage technologies and is in strict accordance with the aims of the European Energy Research Alliance (EERA). It supports the SET-Plan objectives and priorities by “pooling and integrating activities and resources including international partners” on all levels of the value chain. From the collaborations within the JP ES and with other joint programmes, synergies result and a long term, durable integration of European research capacities in energy storage are achieved. Strong links to industrial partners support the transfer of research outcomes to innovation and products in order to establish a strategic European leadership in energy storage.
Structure
The JP on Energy Storage is structured in six sub-programmes:
- SP1 Electrochemical Storage (Batteries, Supercapacitors) Coordinator: Edel Sheridan (SINTEF, Norway)
- SP2 Chemical Storage (N and C based fuels) Coordinator: Adelbert Goede (DIFFER, Netherlands)
- SP3 Thermal Storage (Advanced Fluid, Phase Change Materials, Thermochemical Heat Storage) Coordinator: Abdessamad Faik (CICe, Spain)
- SP4 Mechanical Storage (Hydro, Fly Wheels, Compressed Air) Coordinator: Atle Harby (SINTEF, Norway)
- SP5 Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (Materials, Technology, Applications) Coordinator: Xavier Granados (CSIC, Spain)
- SP6 Energy Storage Techno-Economics (MARKAL Model) Coordinator: Manuel Baumann (KIT, Germany)
For further information about the Joint Programme please visit the EERA JP Energy Storage webpage
