One of the key objectives of the SINERGY project is the establishment and development of productive and fruitful long-term cooperation that continues after the project completion. In order to ensure sustainability of the project, in the WP3 framework, the Task 3.3 Joint project proposals preparation and management skills upgrade was implemented.
Deliverable 3.5 reports on activities within Task 3.3 and includes
The main objective of SINERGY work package 3 is to establish collaboration with strategic partners of the project (AIT and NUIG) and enable expertise and “know-how” exchange in the knowledge areas of smart grids, distributed energy resources, building optimization and building information modelling.
The main objective of SINERGY work package 3 is to establish collaboration with strategic partners, i.e. AIT and NUIG,and enable expertise and “know-how” exchange in the area of smart grids, distributed energy resources, building optimization and building information modelling.
The main objective of SINERGY work package 3 is to establish collaboration with strategic partners, i.e. AIT and NUIG, and enable expertise and “know-how” exchange in the area of smart grids, distributed energy resources, building optimization and building information modelling.
This document builds upon SINERGY D1.1 “Project Work Plan” and presents a capacity development plan based on the capacity needs of Serbia (see Section 2) and IMP (see Section 3) identified through the assessment of existing resources.
Smart Energy Management refers to a variety of novel concepts and technologies, serving at both energy generation and consumption side, such as energy efficiency, demand management, Smart Grid, micro-grids, renewable energy sources, and other emerging solutions. It represents one of the fastest developing fields, according to the EU priorities, while, at the same time, it remains somewhat neglected in the South-eastern Europe countries.
This document entitled “Data Management Plan” (DMP) outlines the strategy for data management to be applied throughout the course of the SINERGY project, as well as the actions that will be taken after the SINERGY project ends. It is based on the “Guidelines on Data Management in Horizon 2020” document and follows the FAIR Data management principles.
The mission of SINERGY is to strengthen the existing research capacity and further unlock the innovation potential of the Institute Mihajlo Pupin - IMP (Serbia) in one of the most important research areas of today – Smart Energy Management, turning it into a regional Centre of Excellence in the domain of smart energy management technologies.
The SINERGY Quality Control Plan (QCP) is established with the goal to ensure that the quality control and risk management requirements are planned appropriately. It defines the internal control procedures (specific for SINERGY, see Section 2), which are also in line with the quality management system adopted by the coordinating organization - the Institute Mihajlo Pupin (ISO 9001 certified).
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 952140.
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