Energy Consumption reduction based on Open-source Reference Framework

Digital technologies for energy monitoring hold significant potential to increase energy efficiency, prevent grid imbalances, and avoid selective power cuts. The ECLIPSE project aims to implement and demonstrate the Common European Reference Framework (CERF) for energy consumer applications across the EU.

This initiative focuses on enabling voluntary energy consumption reductions and load shifting through user-friendly applications that provide actionable information on energy savings, CO₂ reduction, and financial incentives. ECLIPSE will define rules and conditions for developing new applications and improving existing ones, empowering consumers with the tools needed for sustainable energy behavior.

Deployed in 17 EU countries, the project will enhance grid stability and resilience, ensuring interoperability with third-party systems while respecting current regulatory frameworks and competitive offerings.