SHAR-Q

The new station is the result of HEDNO’s constructive collaboration with the National Technical University of Athens, in particular with the SmartRue research team of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, within the framework of the SHAR-Q project. The SHAR-Q partners NTUA and HEDNO participated in the event, as well as numerous relevant actors of the Greek electricity sector interested in SHAR-Q.

The partner of the SHAR-Q project, HEDNO, will celebrate tomorrow, February 14, the opening event of a charging station for electric vehicles. The inauguration will take place in Lavrio, Greece. Taking advantage of the pubic event, Greek project partners HEDNO and ICCS will host a workshop that will bring together potential stakeholders, mainly from the electric vehicle sector.

SHAR-Q partners met in November 27th and 28th at the E.ON Energy Research Center in Aachen, kindly hosted by RWTH Aachen University.

We are pleased to present you the second issue of SHAR-Q Newsletter, covering the activities of the second project semester. Further, we keep you up to date about activities on projects and initiatives related to SHAR-Q.

Last Monday, 26th of June, Technet published an article about the Shar-Q project and the way in which it could be integrated in the future marketplace.

Enercoutim within its role of a stakeholder in the regional energy strategy plan development participated in the NEXT.MOV Algarve Smart Region Summit, a two-day conference celebrated in the Algarve (Portugal). The event was organized by the Association of Municipalities of the Algarve between the 17th and 18th of May 2017.

Meltemi has been the second pilot to be visited by SHAR-Q project partners, right after the stop in Güssing (28th of March). As in the case of ecoEnergyand (Güssing), the main objective was to define the contributions to be made by the Greek site.

We are pleased to present you the first issue of SHAR-Q Newsletter, covering the initial activities and presenting SHAR-Q project partners.

The visit to ecoEnergyland, guided by EEE, had the aim of seeing the pilot site firsthand as well as leading to a better understanding of which exact contributions will be made by the Güssing pilot to SHAR-Q.