INVADE Horizon 2020

Great things are coming

Integrated electric vehicles and batteries to empower distributed and centralised storage in distribution grids.

Renewable energies and electric vehicles (EVs) change the way we consume and produce electricity. It also changes the way those who manage and distribute it must think about the electricity system – to always provide the best possible service for the connected costumers. But these things are difficult, and often take a long time.

The goal of the EU funded Horizon 2020 project INVADE is to greatly speed up this process, by showing that the technologies and solutions we have today, only must be connected in new ways to solve the challenges of tomorrow.

 

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A budget of 16 million €

INVADE is one of the largest European research and innovation projects ever in the field of SmartGrid & Storage

The five pilot sites are located in:

Norway Germany Spain The Netherlands Bulgaria

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@eSmart_Systems : RT @eSmart_Systems: The INVADE project is the largest Norwegian-led EU project within energy. As one of the partners, eSmart Systems was re… ( - 3 years ago)

@Greenfluxinfo : RT @Greenfluxinfo: The Smart Charging trial with @INVADEH2020 has proven that smart charging is the only solution necessary to prevent gri… ( - 3 years ago)

@CIT_UPC : RT @CIT_UPC: This is INVADE Project, finalist at #enerTICAwards: Integrated electric vehicles and batteries to empower distributed and cent… ( - 3 years ago)

Algorithms successful in controlling the charging speed of electric cars

It is possible to control the speed of charging electric cars on a large scale with algorithms. This can be concluded from the results of a Smart Charging test on 700 public charging stations as part of the Horizon 2020 INVADE project. (3 years ago)

@INVADEH2020 : It is possible to control the speed of charging electric cars on a large scale with algorithms. This can be conclud… https://t.co/uZfecsyaOR ( - 3 years ago)

MSc student won the INVADE contest at EUW19:
“I found the INVADE pilots incredibly interesting”

During the European Utility Week in Paris in November 2019, the INVADE project presented itself in a unique way in the EU Projects Zone. Using videos and an informative quiz, the INVADE stand was always busy. (3 years ago)