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In Rye, Norway, the power-to-power plant will produce and store renewable energy with the use of hydrogen REMOTE (Remote area Energy supply with Multiple Options for integrated hydrogen-based TEchnologies) is an EU-funded project coordinated by Torino Polytechnic, aimed to demonstrate
On July 2019, POLITO took part to the European Fuel Cell Forum in Lucerne, Switzerland presenting first results on the techno-economic analysis of hydrogen-based energy storage systems in remote areas. Furthermore, REMOTE was also part of the EFCF related event,
A news article in Norvegian language, focusing on REMOTE positive effects on small isolated areas in terms of environmental and social impact. Hydrogenanlegg skal gjøre whisky-øya Myken selvforsynt med strøm
A short video interview focuses on the partner’s perspective over the REMOTE projects. Here’s Prof Santarelli, from Politecnico di Torino, with an overview about the role played by the STEPS Research Group.
The 3rd Clean Energy for EU Islands Forum is an international event held in Stockholm on May 14-15 2019, that aims to open a discussion among island’s communities about the process of transition to clean energies. During the conference a
Have a look to the Deliverables section to get a deeper overview of the project from an economical regulatory, and technical strategy point of view.
The EU-funded project aims to install 4 hybrid power-to-power storage systems in isolated areas of Italy, Greece and Norway There are more than 10’000 populated islands around the world and an estimated 750 million islanders. Many of these islands, especially
Discover the functioning of Remote project downloading the that shows the details of the energy supplying and storage. The different approaches are defined demo by demo on the base of renewable resources available and territory character.
Pictures will be updated with all the improvements about the installations. Don’t miss it and have a look to the Gallery.
Let’s see a few details about what REMOTE project is, starting from CORDIS technical sheet. Take a look to the web doc.