ODEON Open Call

One application can address only one challenge.

The list of challenges is as follows:
1. Monitoring, Governance, and Lifecycle Management
2. Federated Edge-AI Pilot
3. Development of an Edge-Deployable Bi-Directional Data Connector for Residential Energy Assets
4. Next-Day Load Baseline Calculation for LFM participation
5. LV grid voltage violations prediction
6. Improving Flexibility Profiling and Baseline for Implicit Demand
Response Campaigns
7. Smart Charging V2G/G2V under grid signals
8. Calculation of the sharing coefficients for an energy community
with central PV is active
9. Forecasting Services for Local Energy Communities
10. Improving Prosumer Understanding Through What-If Scenario Analysis
11. Improving Reliability and Performance Awareness of Residential DERs
12. Structuring Residential Flexibility for Demand Response and Aggregation
13. Cross-Dataspace Interoperability & Energy AI Services

More details in the Terms and Conditions’ Annex: https://ats-public-files-production.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/round/69b806738d7e7aa2eecc32a3/282a9852-6393-4b66-b836-3c04194f8a91-ODEON_Open_Call_Terms_and_Conditions.docx.pdf

The maximum grant amount is up to EUR 60,000 per project based on the budget included in the application form.
The Project budget is part of the application form. The total amount you list will be fixed and will determine the grant you’ll receive. The funding rate is 100% of the budget included in your application form.

When applying to the ODEON Open Call, please note that all activities are expected to start at TRL 5-6 and finish at TRL 7-.8.

Selected applicants will participate in a 10-month support and mentoring programme designed to guide projects from concept to validation.
The programme includes three main stages:
Stage 1 – Individual Mentoring Plan & Project Design Refinement of the project concept, technical integration planning and development of a tailored mentoring roadmap.
Stage 2 – Energy Service Development
Development and implementation of the proposed service using the ODEON technological framework.
Stage 3 – User Validation and Impact Creation Testing and validation of the developed solutions with relevant users and stakeholders to demonstrate their potential impact.

Only single entities (not consortia) are allowed.

Applicants have to be single users or suppliers (i.e. entities providing the technology and services, while users are entities implementing and benefiting from the energy-driven applications), in particular SMEs, registered as a legal entity before the end date of this open call.

All entities have to be legally established in any EU Member States or Horizon Europe Associated countries.