Smart grids
Profiles
3E
Digital solutions and expert services to maximize the performance of renewable energy assets.
Quai à la Chaux 6, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgique
Last updated: 05/09/2025
Administration des Ressources Immobilières - ULiège
Our cell manages the power supply (heat, electricity and water) of more than 60 buildings, most of which are powered via a heat network. We install meters and analyze real-time consumption to diagnose possible anomalies and the performance of buildings.
Trav. des Architectes 6, 4031 Liège, Belgique
Last updated: 05/05/2026
ADS Company
ADS Company is an integrator of automation solutions for businesses and communities.
Rue Vivier le Duc 3, 1490 Court-St.-Étienne, Belgique
Last updated: 24/04/2025
Ampacimon
Ampacimon develops innovative «Dynamic Line Rating» (DLR) systems for transmission/distribution systems operators.
Rue de Wallonie 11, 4460 Grâce-Hollogne, Belgique
Last updated: 23/04/2025
Vinçotte
AIB Vinçotte Belgium est actif dans les contrôles réglementaires (électricité, levage, etc.).
Rue Phocas Lejeune 11, 5032 Isnes, Belgique
Last updated: 24/04/2025
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Action Plans
CERACLE
Started
En 2019, la plateforme CERACLE, a été mis en place, afin d’élaborer et d’accompagner les projets de communauté d’énergie (CE).
REMOBHUB
Started
The REMOBHUB project aims to make companies a priority vector to boost the development of electric mobility.
PEPS
Started
Innovative concept of mini electrical storage by pumping/turbining (PEPS), reusing abandoned or active industrial sites.
AMORCE
Started
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.
SOCCER - SOCio-économie des Communautés d’Energie Renouvelable
Started
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.