Region

international

Phase

Ongoing

Start

Jan 01, 2024

End

Jun 30, 2027

Project Journey & Timeline

Today is Oct 6, 2026

In Progress79%
Start: Jan 1, 2024End: Jun 30, 2027
Active development underway. Today (Oct 6, 2026) marks 79% progress.
1009 days elapsed267 days remaining

Project Kickoff

Jan 1, 2024Project Kickoff

Official launch of project research activities.

Current PositionOct 6, 2026
79% Complete

Active project execution — 79% of timeline completed. 267 days remaining until target completion.

Progress to date1009 days completed • 267 days remaining

Target Completion

Jun 30, 2027Target Completion

Scheduled delivery of final milestones and objectives.

Tracking project schedule from kickoff to completion.

Abstract

HEDGE-IoT is a Horizon Europe-funded project driving the digital transformation of the energy sector through large-scale deployment of IoT technologies across the full grid stack — from behind-the-meter assets all the way up to the TSO level. By infusing intelligence into both edge and cloud layers via advanced AI/ML tools, the project aims to enhance grid resilience, unlock untapped flexibility, and open up new energy market opportunities. The project's core contribution is a multi-dimensional Digital Framework that bridges the cloud/edge continuum and introduces federated applications governed by computational orchestration solutions. This framework is structured around four pillars — Technology Facilitation, Interoperability, Standardisation, and Digital Energy Ecosystem Enabling — ensuring seamless communication, standardised data exchange, and a robust foundation for integrating renewable energy sources at scale. HEDGE-IoT brings together a consortium of 42 partners spanning large ICT companies, research and technology organisations, SMEs, energy stakeholders, EU-level associations, and legal and regulatory experts from 13 European countries. Solutions are validated through six large-scale field demonstrators operating across diverse geographic, climatic, regulatory, and social conditions in Finland, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Slovenia. The project also runs two Open Calls allocating €1.7 million to fund up to 30 third-party projects developing complementary data-driven services, extending the framework's reach and fostering broader ecosystem innovation.

Research Domains