Insights from EU-DREAM’s first webinar In a dynamic and thought-provoking webinar held in June 17th 2025, four experts from across Europe gathered to explore the intersection of Artifical Intelligence (AI), citizen engagement, and the energy transition. The session, titled “AI Can Talk – But Can It Listen to Citizens?” brought together researchers, engineers, and community enablers…
The EU-DREAM project consortium convened in Toulouse on April 10th and 11th to review recent progress, address common challenges, and plan the next steps for the project. The meeting highlighted significant advancements in Work Packages 1, 2, and 3, while other technical work packages have either yet to start or are beginning slowly. Services, Solutions…
At EU-DREAM, we are committed to developing next-generation energy services, solutions, and products that truly benefit consumers. Our goal is to overcome existing barriers and gain a deeper understanding of what motivates consumers in the energy transition. We need your input! By taking part in our survey, you will help us explore consumer needs, motivations,…
Facilitare i consumatori nei rapporti con i fornitori di energia grazie all’intelligenza artificiale (IA), accelerando l’innovazione digitale e la promozione di servizi digitali. È l’obiettivo del progetto europeo EU DREAM[1], che vede impegnati, insieme ad ENEA, imprese del settore energetico e organismi di ricerca di nove paesi UE. Nello specifico il progetto prevede la creazione…
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We asked the leaders of our work packages to distil into one sentence what they believe is most meaningful about the EU-DREAM project, how it makes a difference and their personal contributions. Here are their insightful responses: Luciana Marques represents VITO, a Belgian institute which is conducting work on market design to support the adoption…
EU-DREAM has joined forces with three more Horizon Europe projects—DIGITISE, DECODIT, ENERGENIUS to form the new cluster “E-NERGY.” The projects share a common goal: leveraging digital technologies to enhance consumer participation in the energy transition. By working together, they seek to democratise access to energy information and make the transition process more accessible and engaging…
The EU-DREAM project is actively participating in the four permanent working groups (WG) of the BRIDGE initiative: Data Management, Business Models, Regulation, and Customer Engagement.