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BE-HyFE is a Belgian academic collaboration project, funded by the federal Energy Transition Fund, bringing together all Belgian knowledge institutes to join forces in fundamental research on the topic of hydrogen.

The AMORCE project (Macro and Microeconomic Analysis for Optimization and Replicability of Energy Communities) aims to study the societal gain linked to the development of new energy exchange modes, and to propose coherent schemes and models of pricing/protocol/security for all actors, and above all, understandable to citizens and end users.

IN.SPIRE aims to reposition the photovoltaic inverter as a central, smart component of energy systems by developing two innovative platforms – low- and medium-voltage – capable of flexibly integrating PV generation, storage and the grid.