The EnergyGuard project aims to develop of Test and Experimentation Facilities (TEF) for AI-based energy innovation.
EnergyGuard aims to support companies, particularly SMEs and start-ups, in the development, validation, and deployment of reliable, sustainable, and transparent AI technologies throughout the energy value cycle, from generator to consumer.
The platform will offer access to real data, advanced infrastructure, and high-performance computing resources. Five large European testing facilities will be available to test AI applications in areas such as smart grids, microgrids, green hydrogen production, and renewable energy communities.
The role of Hal Service
Hal Service, a project partner, plays a crucial role in managing and optimizing the project’s digital technologies. With expertise in providing IT solutions and infrastructure management, Hal Service will help create a secure testing environment, systems integration, and operational support for AI developers. It will also work on interoperability of digital solutions and ensure that EnergyGuard’s infrastructure is adaptable and scalable.
A Europe-wide collaboration
The consortium involves numerous partners from across Europe, including academic institutions, local agencies, technology companies and research centers. Through this vast network, EnergyGuard aims to develop safe and European-compliant AI technologies, while also promoting the creation of common databases for risk analysis and regulatory support.
EnergyGuard represents a key step toward Europe’s energy transition, laying the foundation for a more sustainable and technologically advanced future.
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