Pioneering Sustainable Energy Solutions through Cutting-Edge Research
At domX, we are committed to advancing energy efficiency and sustainability. Our innovative research projects focus on integrating smart technologies and developing new business models to drive the clean energy transition.
Operating in multiple countries, our IoT-driven platform is transforming the way companies manage resources, helping them achieve sustainability goals with measurable impact.
Ongoing Projects
InEExS
This LIFE project aims to develop and validate integrated energy services across sectors, utilizing blockchain technology to tokenize energy-saving data. By adopting automated and smart solutions, InEExS seeks to overcome barriers to energy efficiency and accelerate the clean energy transition in Europe.
EU-DREAM
Advancing energy automation and digital resilience across Europe by integrating smart management systems and innovative technologies.
DEDALUS
Developing an AI-powered demand response ecosystem to optimize electricity, heat, and gas usage while promoting energy community engagement.
AI-DAPT
Enhancing AI lifecycle automation for sectors like energy and manufacturing through data-driven pipelines, explainable AI, and human-in-the-loop approaches.
Completed Projects
BIGG
This project demonstrated the application of big data technologies and analytics in the building sector. BIGG aimed to enhance energy efficiency by aggregating and harmonizing building information across various European contexts.
BRIGHT
Boosted energy efficiency by integrating demand response solutions with blockchain and social science approaches to engage energy communities.
NUDGE
An initiative focused on applying behavioral science to promote energy-efficient behaviors among consumers. NUDGE designed and tested interventions to encourage sustainable energy consumption patterns.
DECIDE
A Horizon 2020 project that explored the establishment and management of energy communities. DECIDE identified effective communication strategies to encourage participation and tested these approaches across diverse European pilots.