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Distributed Knowledge-Based Energy Saving Networks

Objective

Project DISKNET, plans an innovative scientific exchange in the field of designing and optimising distributed networks for efficient energy supply, management and use. The sustainability in the development in the EU and worldwide depends on a number of interrelated factors, originating from the environment, the economy and the society. Sufficient and secure energy supply at acceptable cost and minimum environmental impact is key to achieving sustainability regarding all these aspects. The current proposal, addresses all the three aspects– environmental, economic and societal, by proposing research and integrated knowledge management for improved efficiency of energy supply, conversion and utilisation.

The objective of the proposed project is to stimulate a long term research collaboration between academic organisations from the European Research Area (ERA) (Hungary, Greece and Croatia) and leading academic partners from third countries (Ukraine, Jordan and Morocco), in the area of energy systems engineering and energy supply chains.

This will be achieved by undertaking the following joint activities:
• Implement a well structured mobility programme of researchers through two-way exchanges
• Organise a series of training courses, seminars and workshops for researchers both ERA and other countries
• Evaluation and assessment of tools, methodologies and approaches for the design, operation, control and optimisation of energy supply chains involving distributed energy generation and polygeneration of energy and other products
• Organisation and joint participation in conferences
• Joint research involving simulation, design and feasibility studies.
• Cooperating with governments, energy investors and other research organisations to present the results of the joint support actions
• Integrated exchange and management of knowledge using modern information and communication technologies

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FP7-PEOPLE-2011-IRSES
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Funding Scheme

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MC-IRSES - International research staff exchange scheme (IRSES)

Coordinator

PANNON EGYETEM - UNIVERSITY OF PANNONIA
EU contribution
€ 128 800,00
Address
EGYETEM U 10
8200 Veszprem
Hungary

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Region
Dunántúl Közép-Dunántúl Veszprém
Activity type
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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