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www.eera-es.eu JP ES Review 2019 30 April 2019 Barcelona 1

www.eera-set.eu

EERA is an official part of the EU SET-Plan.

http://setis.ec.europa.eu/

EERA JP on Energy StorageReview Meeting 2019

TOP 2: Introduction to EERA JP ES and strategy reportStefano Passerini, Atle Harby, Myriam Gil Bardají, Olga Sumińska-Ebersoldt


Content

1. European Energy Research Alliance

2. JP Energy Storage Overview

3. JP ES Mission and Overall Vision

4. JP ES Sub-Programmes

5. JP ES Accounting and Membership

6. JP ES Governance Structure

7. Main Stakeholders

8. Strategy Report


1. European Energy Research Alliance

Established in 2008

50.000 experts dedicated tolow-carbon technologyresearch

250 ROs and Universitiesdedicated to low-carbontechnology research

30 Member States /Associated countries collaborating through JPs

17 Joint Programmes delivering in all 10 SET-Plan Key Actions

EERA’s mission:• catalyse European energy research for achieving the

Paris Agreement target: • Help streamline regional, national and

European research efforts• Deliver research results from basic research to

the demonstration phase (TRLs 2 to 5) and ensure efficient transfer to industry and market

EERA is the research pillar in the European Union’s Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET-Plan), which aims to accelerate the development and deployment of low-carbon technologies.


1. EERA Overview: Joint Programmes

Advanced Materials and Processes for

Energy Application

BioenergyCarbon Capture

and Storage

Concentrated Solar Power

(CSP)

Economic, Environmental

and Social Impacts (JP e3s)

Energy Efficiency in Industrial Processes

Energy StorageEnergy Systems

IntegrationFuel Cells and

HydrogenGeothermal

HydropowerNuclear

MaterialsOcean Energy

Photovoltaic Solar Energy

Smart Cities

Smart Grids Wind Energy


2. JP Energy Storage Overview

Established in 2011

33 ROs and Universities

dedicated to low-carbon technology

research

15 Member States /Associated

countries collaborating through JP ES

New member:University of Porto


3. JP ES Mission and Overall Vision

The JP ES addresses medium to long-term research perspectives on energy storage (SET-Plan) and aims at:

developing common research and coordinating the scientific community

establishing a dialogue at European level among all stakeholders involved in energy storage R&D

facilitating knowledge transfer by communication with industry associations (e.g. expert workshops, roadmap exercices, etc)

advising policy makers through implementation plans, study papers, roadmaps, etc


4. Sub - Programmes

Edel Sheridan (SINTEF)

Atle Harby (SINTEF)

Abdessamad Faik (CIC Energigune)

Adelbert Goede (DIFFER)

Xavier Granados (CSIC)

Manuel Baumann (KIT)


5. Accounting and Membership

Summary of finances 2016 2017 2018Total 2016-

2018Budget 2019

Membership Fee 16 500,00 € 67 500,00 € 84 000,00 € 73 500,00 €

Other income* 10 000,00 € 10 000,00 € 0,00 €

Management support 35 436,60 € 22 888,45 € 58 325,05 € 55 000,00 €

Dissemination 4 016,25 € 168,20 € 459,65 € 4 644,10 € 6 000,00 €

JP ES Meetings 4 638,50 € 1 920,30 € 3 282,50 € 9 841,30 € 3 500,00 €

SP Meetings & workshops 150,00 € 2 910,58 € 3 060,58 € 8 000,00 €

Other 1 000,00 €

TOTAL Expenses 8 654,75 € 37 675,10 € 29 541,17 € 75 871,02 € 73 500,00 €

TOTAL Income 10 000,00 € 16 500,00 € 67 500,00 € 94 000,00 € 73 500,00 €

TOTAL Rest 1 345,25 € - 21 175,10 € 37 958,83 € 18 128,98 € 16 128,98 €

Membership Fee was established in 2017Full Membership Fee 3.000€Reduced Fee 1.500€

*EERA AISBL lump sum 2017


6. Governance Structure


7. Main Stakeholders

• National funding agencies• European Commission

• Industry


8. Strategy ReportIt

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• wide range of storage technologies

• international EU framework

• wide exchange opportunities from close to science up to close to industrial application with market launch

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• enabling learning from each other by exchange of data, experience and knowledge

• strengthening the relationships with other R&D organizations in the field of Energy Storage,

• fostering the access to funding opportunities

• enhancing building of consortia for R&D projects

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• increasing the research strengths of European member states/associated countries and regions,

• fostering European visibility and recognition,

• contributing in defining the RD&I agenda that will boost the low emission economy (e.g. Flagships)

JP ES is successful and unique because:

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