Bubbling and Sector Coupling

Thursday 19.3

Art Hall

Join and enjoy the dialogue between industry, community, academia and government about smart energy systems. Learn about data-based solutions for sector coupling to foster collaboration, energy efficiency, and optimisation of disctrict heating.

This session ends Energyweek with bubbly drinks, energy for innovation and new connections.

Bubbling and Sector Coupling

Moderator
Project Manager, Technology Centre Merinova and Professor, University of Vaasa
Merinova Technology Centre
Moderator
Project manager
Merinova Technology Centre

Organizer

The Nordic Energy Capital project is a large-scale European initiative led by the City of Vaasa. It accelerates urban energy transition through digital twins, ground, satellite and IoT data, AI and citizen engagement. The project builds the energy city of the future in collaboration with University of Vaasa, EPV Energy Oy, Vaasan Sähkö Oy, Technology Centre Merinova Oy and 4H Association as well as international partner cities Umeå, Sweden, Alcalá de Guadaíra, Spain ja Fylí, Greece,

Together we build smart, inclusive and low-emission energy systems – designed to be scaled across Europe.

Project: NEC Nordic Energy Capital, Creating system level urban energy transition EUI03-111
Duration: Oct 2025 – Mar 2029
Total Budget: €5.39M | ERDF: €4.31M

The project is co-financed by the European Union as part of the European Urban Initiative – Innovative Actions (EUI-IA) program. Read more here (link to EUI website)

 

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