SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

MATISSE is a European HORIZON-KDT-JU research project bringing together over 30 partners from 7 countries in order to develop an advanced approach for efficient engineering and validation of industrial systems using Digital Twins (DTs). By integrating DTs with state-of-the-art technologies, MATISSE aims to better simulate, test, and predict system behaviours.

Recognizing that current storage solutions are unable to stabilize enough the intermintent renewable energy production, new long term energy storage solutions are becoming mandatory. Current long-term energy storage is mainly provided by Pumped-Storage Hydroelectricity (PSH).

The CyberSecDome project offers a proactive solution to protect digital infrastructures against cyber threats. It comprises four key elements: a digital infrastructure, digital twins, AI-powered security tools and a VR user interface.

The HyMES project explores hybrid modeling solutions to address the growing complexity of multi-energy systems and networks. By combining physical and data-based models, the project aims to improve the representation of energy dynamics and address the challenges of uncertainties and non-linearities in system models.

Intelligent orthopedic implants offer exciting prospects, particularly for improving post-surgical follow-up. Today, however, the technologies available for their power supply are not suited to powering the all-metal prostheses used in orthopedics.

Supported by the European Commission to the tune of €5m, COCPIT stands for "scalable solutions optimisation and decision tool creation for low impact SAF production chain from a lIpid-rich microalgae sTrain", 

Reducing the carbon footprint of the transport sector by developing a new certified biofuel for aviation from microalgae is the ambitious aim of the European COCPIT project led by the Energy Systems and Environment Department (DSEE) at IMT Atlantique (UMR CNRS 6144 GEPEA), which was officially launched in Nantes

The MIMOSA project is a European HORIZON-Euratom project started in 2022 and selected on call for projects NRT-01-03 Multi-recycling of spent fuel from Light Water Reactors (LWR).

Electrifying thermal processes as a solution for industry decarbonation.