Cluster TWEED

En 2019, la plateforme CERACLE, a été mis en place, afin d’élaborer et d’accompagner les projets de communauté d’énergie (CE).

The REMOBHUB project aims to make companies a priority vector to boost the development of electric mobility.

Innovative concept of mini electrical storage by pumping/turbining (PEPS), reusing abandoned or active industrial sites.

H2 Coopstorage aims to develop methodological and software tools enabling the deployment and management of a multi-energy EC integrating a hybrid solution of leectric and hydrogen storage, in a collective self-consumption context.

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.

The SOCCER project, an acronym for SOCio-Economics of Renewable Energy Communities, is based on a living laboratory to develop a guide of good citizen practices and identify key factors for success for stakeholders (public authorities, citizens, businesses, the associative and non-market sector), to establish inclusive RECs and shared mobility.

The ECOFLEX-project, where nine Belgian partners collaborate, aims to unlock the potential of electric cars and energy communities to balance the grid in a climate neutral way. Partners : VUB (project coordinator), Flexcity, Flux50, Haulogy, IDETA, Pluginvest, TWEED and UGent.

Project HYPOP, HYdrogen Public Opinion and accePtance, will support the hydrogen deployment in Europe, enhancing the involvement of citizens and providing guidelines to increase trust in hydrogen implementation. A clean and clear communication will be key for hydrogen technological development with social acceptance.

The aim of our project is to promote the development of the clean hydrogen sector by reducing the obstacles to the European recognition of skills and related systems through joint action plans and by promoting careers that can contribute to the energy transition through new practical training schemes.

WaterstofNet and Tweed have both been coordinating their regional hydrogen clusters in Flanders and Wallonia respectively for several years and ointly established a national hydrogen council that aims to transcend the various political levels in our country.