VISION

Upgrading smartness of existing buildings through innovations for legacy equipment

The aspiration of PHOENIX project is to change the role of buildings from unorganized energy consumers to active agents orchestrating and optimizing their energy consumption, production and storage, with the goal of increasing energy performance, maximizing occupants’ benefit, and facilitating grid operation.

Our mission is to design a portfolio of ICT solutions covering all aspects

Data analytics & services for both building users & energy utilities

PHOENIX will design a portfolio of ICT solutions covering all aspects from hardware and software upgrades needed in legacy equipment and optimal deployment of sensors, to data analytics and services for both building users and energy utilities. PHOENIX will take advantage of artificial intelligence technologies, as well as edge/cloud computing methods, to provide the highest level of smartness to existing buildings. These improvements will translate in human-centric new services for building users and an improvement on both execution of grid operations and data sharing.

Key Objectives

Seamless Adapt & Play

Allow Adapt-&-Play seamless integration of domestic appliances, legacy equipment and building systems.

Innovative Technologies

Create building knowledge with innovative techniques to upgrade the smartness of existing buildings.

Real-time Communication

Enable real-time communication with energy stakeholders to optimize the grid operation.

Cost-Effective Services

Provide cost-effective services for building end-users to maximize the energy efficiency and the overall performance.

Security and Building Privacy

Allow security and privacy of building data regarding the revised EPBD and the GDPR law.

Suitable Building Strategies

Create suitable business models and exploitation strategies to target the broad market of smart buildings.

Human-centric approach

Develop human-centric approach and training/awareness activities to prepare citizens for smart buildings.

Partners

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 893079

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