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ProgrammesESA Space Solutions has opened a call for proposals on space-enabled solutions for resilient electricity grids, in collaboration with ENTSO-E. The call supports proof-of-concept studies and pilot projects that address challenges in grid resilience and operational continuity.
ESA Space Solutions opened the call for proposals "Space-Enabled Solutions for Resilient Grids".
https://lnkd.in/p/e6Sm5RvV
The call is run with ENTSO-E, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, under ESA’s Task Force for Innovation in Energy Through Space. It invites proposals for proof-of-concept studies and pilot projects that use space-enabled services to address operational challenges in European electricity transmission systems.
The activities are designed to build on existing Earth observation, positioning, navigation and timing, satellite communications and space weather services. According to the call page, the aim is to show how these capabilities can complement terrestrial solutions and support resilience and continuity of grid operations.
The call is organised in two themes that open one after the other.
More information is available on the ESA Space Solutions call page: https://business.esa.int/funding/call-for-proposals-non-competitive/space-enabled-solutions-for-resilient-grids-0
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