Our Consortium is made up of a multidisciplinary and transnational team composed of Partners, Demonstration sites and Institutions that act as an Advisory Board.
Our Consortium is made up of a multidisciplinary and transnational team composed of Partners, Demonstration sites and Institutions that act as an Advisory Board.
SPAIN
CIEMAT, the project coordinator, is an Organism of the Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness. It is the Public Research Agency for excellence in energy and environment, as well as in many vanguard technologies and in various areas of fundamental research. The CIEMAT team in ECF4CLIM involves 3 distinct research groups:
SPAIN
SPAIN
PORTUGAL
PORTUGAL
PORTUGAL
PORTUGAL
ENLITIA’s core expertise lies in developing cutting-edge software to revolutionize energy utilities asset performance thus helping on the energy transition. Enlitia is a demerger of Smartwatt that has replaced the latter company in the consortium.
FINLAND
ROMANIA
HUNGARY
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QUE is a company with the mission to fuse technologies from the blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) domains to facilitate automated flexibility exchange. Researchers involved in ECF4CLIM include electronic computer systems engineering and physicists.
The ECF developed in the project will be tested at the demonstration sites. The portfolio of solutions will be co-designed and jointly implemented on the sites, taking into account the specific local requirements and needs.
The following educational establishments from 4 European countries (Spain, Finland, Portugal and Romania), ranging from primary schools to universities, were selected to act as demonstration sites:
SPAIN
Alcalá de Henares – MADRID
https://www.ceipmozart.com/
Victor de Diego victor.diego@educa.madrid.org
SPAIN
Tomares- SEVILLA
https://www.iesitaca.org/
Carolina Clavijo Aumont carolina.clavijo@iesitaca.org
SPAIN
Cerdanyola del Vallès – BARCELONA
https://www.uab.cat/
Anna Florensa anna.florensa@uab.cat
FINLAND
Jyväskylä
https://www.jyu.fi/en/
Ulla Helimo, Specialist, sustainability and responsibility
FINLAND
Tampere
https://www.tampere.fi/en/sampo-upper-secondary-school
Headmaster: Tuija Ylöniemi. Tuija.ylonimei@tampere.fi
Contact teachers: Salla Muukki and Anu Nowak
FINLAND
Tampere
https://www.tampere.fi/juhannuskylan-koulu
Contact teacher: Noora Sallinen, noora.sallinen@tampere.fi
PORTUGAL
Camarate
http://www.aec.edu.pt/index.php/eb23-mario-de-sa-carneiro/
Contact teacher: PatrÃcia Pereira
PORTUGAL
Lisboa
https://tecnico.ulisboa.pt/en/
Contact teacher: Silvia Di Salvatore
PORTUGAL
Bobadela, Portugal. Praceta Miguel Torga, 2695-061
http://www.aebobadela.pt/
Fernanda Almeida, fernandaalmeida@aebobadela.pt
ROMANIA
Dragasani – VALCEA
https://scoalanicolaebalcescudragasani.ro/
teacher Maria Dragut
ROMANIA
Șercaia – BRASOV
https://www.primaria-sercaia.ro/institutii-publice/scoala-gimnaziala-sercaia/
principal Delia Ganea
ROMANIA
Mioveni
http://www.iuliazamfirescu.ro/
teachers: Roxana Stroe, Ion Dumitru Voiculescu
ROMANIA
Pitesti
http://upit.ro
lect. Dr. Gabriel Ghita, conf. Dr. Madalina Marian
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The Advisory Board brings their expertise, advice and recommendations to the project actions (ongoing and forthcoming) and decisions. The Advisory Board is composed of scientific, educational and pedagogical experts, NGOs, authorities and industries playing an important role in the development of competence frameworks, sustainability and climate change, citizen science, implementation of low carbon measures in educational centres.
Ministry of Universities. SEPIE
General Directorate of Bilingualism and Quality of Teaching Education, Universities, Sciences and Spokesperson Office
Presidency, Justice and Interior Office
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