Europe is moving towards more sustainable, decentralised and digital energy grids.
Cities face the task of coordinating the local transition of renewable energy generation and storage while maintaining grid stability.
The ACCESS project aims to deliver a 25% reduction in CO2 emissions, a 20% reduction in costs and cut smart grid project development time by 30%.
Latest Project News
Demonstrating new pricing mechanisms for unlocking local energy system flexibility
28 July 2021The increasing complexity of our energy system including the growing energy demand and the decentralisation of the energy supply puts pressure on the…
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ACCESS partner meeting on the needs for and potential of climate action
15 June 2021One of the sessions in April’s virtual Partner Meeting focused on a tool – developed by – that allows to determine and vis…
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Procuring for a renewable energy future
06 May 2021ACCESS partner carried out a procurement exercise at the end of last year. WSC's Peter Chisnall writes about the process…
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ACCESS: Exploring the unknown in a known context
12 April 2021The goal is clear: the European Union shall be climate-neutral by 2050. However, how to attain an economy with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions is…
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Malmö and IfM demonstrate solid links towards renewable energy firsts
31 March 2021The City of Malmö aims to become a predecessor in Sweden and Europe regarding greenhouse gas emissions by setting a goal of being entirely powered …
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