Project description
Novel tech for the twin transition of energy value chains
The EU-funded ORION project will accelerate the twin energy transition of the energy value chain stakeholders by delivering a modular toolbox of digital breakthrough components and validating these components in the use cases of hydro, solar, and wave energy operations across four continents. The know-how will be integrated in a human-centric Digital Twin scenario to empower stakeholders for better informed decision-making and enable a higher degree of digitalisation of relevant operational and business processes, increase the renewable energy share in the electricity grid globally, and reduce fossil fuels consumption in the context of an increased demand for energy resources and uncertain geopolitical and climate conditions in the long term.
Objective
The ORION vision is to strengthen the European leadership in science and technology and accelerate the twin energy transition of the
energy value chain stakeholders with a quintuple-helix model by delivering a modular toolbox of digital breakthrough components,
by validating these components in the unique use cases of hydro, solar, and wave energy operations across four continents, and by
integrating and presenting these novelties in a human-centric Digital Twin applications to enable a higher-degree of digitalisation of
relevant operational and business processes, increase the renewables share in the electricity grid globally, and reduce fossil fuels
consumption in the context of an increased demand for energy resources and uncertain geopolitical and climate conditions in the
long term.
The developed digital components will help the stakeholders to tackle different limitations of the energy value chain with the goal to
make energy more sustainable, affordable, and safer and, thus, solve pressing prioritised political, business, and societal problems.
The human-centric Digital Twin will empower better informed decision-making of the stakeholders including policy makers allowing
them to share insights in a collaborative and virtual environment. The Digital Twin will help to address the energy stakeholders needs
in a comprehensive manner and will include the latest knowledge and best practices from the existing EU platforms, e.g. ENERSHARE,
GAIA-X, and FIWARE.
Top-level research and innovation entities from 8 countries (France, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Brazil, Canada, and Cape
Verde) spanned across 4 continents will jointly contribute to high impact R&I, implement testing and validation activities in five
unique use cases, contribute to a better education output, and develop new multidisciplinary knowledge to be translated into
solutions, services, and products to be applied across the energy value-chains globally.
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Programme(s)
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
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HORIZON.2.5 - Climate, Energy and Mobility
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HORIZON.2.5.2 - Energy Supply
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Funding Scheme
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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL5-2023-D3-03
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7034 Trondheim
Norway
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