The Interreg 2 Seas project SOLARISE boosts the adoption of solar energy in historical and public buildings and for households with a focus on low-income families, and also shows future technologies through living labs. Another aim is to lower the impact of the solar renewables on the electricity grid by, for example, installing storage capacity.
Through developing guidance, tools, business cases, SOLARISE wants to facilitate the broad roll-out of new solar and storage technologies. By experimenting in demonstration projects and living labs, SOLARISE wants to eliminate legal and organisational barriers and develop viable business cases.
Company Details
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Brussel, 1000, Be
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
- NAICS
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Semiconductor and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing
- Website
- https://www.interregsolarise.eu/
- Keywords
- War Heritage Institute.
- HQ
- Brussel
- Competitors
- Climes - Swedish centre for impacts of climate extremes, Center for Security Studies (KEMEA), Papillon project, Massive Dynamic Sweden AB, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI), Sweden's Research and Innovation Office in Brussels (SWERI), HoloHouse, War Heritage Institute.
The Solarise - Project Questions
The Solarise - Project's website is https://www.interregsolarise.eu/
The Solarise - Project's LinkedIn profile is https://be.linkedin.com/company/solarise-interreg
The Solarise - Project's industry is
Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
The Solarise - Project's top competitors are
Climes - Swedish Centre For Impacts Of Climate Extremes,
Center For Security Studies (Kemea),
Papillon Project,
Massive Dynamic Sweden Ab,
Rise Research Institutes Of Sweden,
King's Centre For The Study Of Intelligence (Kcsi),
Sweden's Research And Innovation Office In Brussels (Sweri),
Holohouse,
War Heritage Institute.
The Solarise - Project's categories are Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
The Solarise - Project's founding year is 2019
