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Already Halfway Through Our Lunch Talk Series! The Lunch Talk Series, which kicked off this summer is the place to share insights into the work of int:net and have open discussions with people outside the project. Let’s take a moment to reflect and look ahead! ?? What’s happened so far? We’ve hosted 5 insightful talks covering a range of topics. Community members can find recordings of each session in the media section of the platform. ?? What’s next? Five more talks are lined up! Join us on December 10th for the next session: "Energy Consumers Data Management Models: Different Pathways to Reach the Same Destination?" Register here to save your spot: https://lnkd.in/dtx6HtA3 Not yet part of our community? Now’s your chance—register for free here: https://lnkd.in/d3-szyG6

Our colleague Thomas Strasser from AIT Austrian Institute of Technology recently presented the paper, “Towards Interoperability Testing of Smart Energy Systems – An Overview and Discussion of Possibilities,” at the 14th Mediterranean Conference on Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution, and Energy Conversion (MED POWER 2024) in Athens, Greece. Thomas shared fresh insights on the importance of robust testing frameworks to support seamless and reliable smart energy systems. Many thanks to Thomas and the dedicated in:net members who collaborated on this paper! Edmund Widl?René Kuchenbuch Mirko Ginocchi?Thanakorn Penthong?Ferdinanda Ponci?Amélie Gyrard?Antonio Kung?Carlos Ayon Mac Gregor?Carmen García Montero?Eduardo Rela?o Algaba

We are happy to invite you to our fifth session of our Lunch Talk series. ?? November 19th, 2024 ?? Time: 1-2 pm ?? Location: Online Join our colleague Joep van Genuchten from EPRI in Europe for a dynamic lunch talk where we’ll dive into the evolving concept of interoperability and challenge common perceptions about what it truly means. Through this fresh lens, we’ll explore how we can improve our approach to building interoperable solutions by examining insights from the EMINENT Maturity Model. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your understanding and drive impactful change in creating seamless, integrated systems. Interested? Register now and join our Lunch Talk! Once you're registered, you’ll use the same link for each upcoming session. The lunch talk series happens every 3rd week. For more details and to sign up, visit: https://lnkd.in/dtx6HtA3 P.S.: You're welcome to chat and enjoy your meal at the same time! Feel free to bring your lunch ??— we’re excited to see you there!

int:net partner E.DSO has published an Innovation Brief shedding light on the key challenges slowing the adoption of interoperable solutions within our sector. This brief delves into the hurdles we face and offers actionable, high-level principles designed to help shape a policy and regulatory framework that will drive true interoperability. This is a must-read for anyone invested in advancing seamless digital integration and fostering collaboration across energy systems.

Enlit Europe 2024 has come to a close, and what a fantastic event it was! Enlit, a global energy event, unites industry leaders, innovators, and experts to drive advancements and collaboration in sustainable energy and digital transformation. We at int:net were proud to be part of this inspiring event once again. The int:net?session showcased some of the latest and most impactful project results, including the EMINENT, the testing framework, the int:net community, and much more. The Energy Data Space session, led by Antonello Monti, focused on advancing digitalization in the energy sector, beginning with a warm welcome and an introduction by European Commission (EC) representatives Patricia Arsene and Stavros Stamatoukos. Monti then presented progress on cluster projects, setting the stage for Roundtable 1 with Energy Data Space projects such as ENERSHARE , Omega X, Project EDDIE, Synergies Energy Data Spaces, and DATA CELLAR EU. Participants discussed next steps and identified the need for policy support and infrastructure investment to fully scale their solutions. Monti also highlighted a semantic interoperability test, emphasizing the importance of seamless data exchange among projects. In Roundtable 2, extended cluster projects like TwinEU, ODEON project, Begonia Project, InterSTORE, and HEDGE-IoT shared their early achievements and challenges, particularly regarding data exchange barriers and the evolving role of prosumers in the digital energy landscape. It was wonderful to see so many new and familiar faces stopping by the int:net booth. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the event—we look forward to exciting collaborations ahead! Massimo Bertoncini Arturo Medela Ceballos Georg Hartner Tasos Tsitsanis Martina Galluccio Ferdinando Bosco Moisés Antón García Alexandre Lucas Gjalt Loots Nicolò Rossetto Gianluca Lipari Thomas Strasser Laia Guitart Thanakorn Penthong Mirko Ginocchi Carlos Ayon Mac Gregor Sarah Huber Diana E. Jimenez Bejarano

Only a couple of days left until Enlit Europe 2024! We're excited to once again join energy leaders and innovators at this year’s Enlit in Milan, where we’ll explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the energy sector. You can meet us at: ?? int:net booth: EU Projects Zone, Stand 6.E10-EU05 ?? int:net session: 22 Oct, 15:45 - 17:15, EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 6) ?? Energy Data Spaces session organized by int:net: 23 Oct, 09:30 - 11:00, EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 6) We’re looking forward to insightful discussions and networking with you. See you next week in Milan! Nicolò Rossetto Laia Guitart Diana E. Jimenez Bejarano Gianluca Lipari Thomas Strasser Thanakorn Penthong Mirko Ginocchi Carlos Ayon Mac Gregor Sarah Huber

We are happy to invite you to our fourth session of our Lunch Talk series. ?? October 29th, 2024 ??? Time: 1-2 pm ??? Location: Online During the next Lunch Talk, Maider Santos Mugica from TECNALIA Research & Innovation will be presenting results and insights emerging from our research efforts with relation to use cases and interoperability. These efforts have been based on a structured review of energy transition-related use cases from the perspective of interoperability. From over 500 identified use cases, ~50 have been analysed in depth according to interoperability indicators defined within the int:net project. The methodology and indicators will be briefly presented, together with the results of the analysis. But this is not all! The Lunch Talk will also address the status of use case repositories and will attempt at discussing their value to the energy sector and beyond. ? We are looking forward to knowing what your opinions are with relation to the main conclusions of our research, to discuss about measures to foster an improved use case description in research projects, and to discuss about the role of use cases to foster interoperability in the energy sector. Should we take it a step further? Interested? Register now and join our Lunch Talk! Once you're registered, you’ll use the same link for each upcoming session. The lunch talk series happens every 3rd week. For more details and to sign up, visit: https://lnkd.in/dtx6HtA3 P.S.: It’s perfectly fine to chat while you eat! Feel free to bring your lunch ??—we can’t wait to see you there!

Last week, int:net partners gathered in Brussels for our third General Assembly on October 1st and 2nd. This assembly marked a significant milestone in our journey, bringing together partners and contributors to review our progress, align our next steps, and drive forward our mission as we approach the final months of the project. Let’s continue to grow together! Markus Stroot Dr. Oliver Werth Ond?ej ?erny René Kuchenbuch Joseba Jimeno Nicolò Rossetto Joep van Genuchten Thomas Strasser Maider Santos Mugica Laia Guitart Carlos Ayon Mac Gregor Gianluca Lipari Ludwig Karg Antonello Monti Sebastian Kosslers Beate Schmitt

Join our int:net colleague Ludwig Karg ?for an interesting workshop and panel discussion hosted by the InterSTORE project!

At the AIOTI Days 2024, we engaged in a truly insightful and impactful discussion on the development and challenges of the EU Data Spaces, with contributions from experts across sectors such as mobility, energy, health, and public administration. Alberto Dognini shed light on the Common European Energy Data Space and the cluster of projects driving its definition, spearheaded by the int:net project. He emphasized the urgency of large-scale implementation in the energy sector, and the critical balance between technical and governance barriers. Gianluca Lipari provided valuable insights on competitiveness by comparing US and EU data space developments, underlining key differences in the maturity of data space concepts and their deployment in these regions. These discussions are crucial to shaping the future of European data ecosystems and accelerating the digital transition!