O-CEI Contributes to Discussions on Cloud–Edge–IoT Standardization in Paris O-CEI Horizon participated in the Regional Workshop on Standards for Cloud–Edge–IoT Ecosystems, held on 23 June 2026 in Paris alongside the...
O-CEI Pilot 2 Contributed to CEI-Sphere Webinar on Smart Charging Integration On 26 June 2026, O-CEI Horizon participated in the CEI-Sphere webinar "Integration of Charging Stations in Cloud–Edge–IoT Environments", dedicated...
Eclipse Foundation, CEI-Sphere, O-CEI Horizon, and COP-PILOT Horizon will organize Code the Continuum Hackathon. The event will take place on 30 June–1 July 2026 at the University of Cagliari. It...
O-CEI presented at the AIOTI Focus Group Landscape Maintenance session O-CEI Horizon was presented during the AIOTI Focus Group Landscape Maintenance of EU-Funded Projects online session, where BluSpecs introduced the...
O-CEI Pilot 8 participated in the AI for Good Global Summit 2026, organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Geneva, Switzerland, from 7–10 July 2026. The event brought together...
O-CEI Horizon will contribute to ETSI NGSI-LD interoperability and standardisation activities O-CEI partners NEC and Seamware will participate in the ETSI NGSI-LD Testing Task Force, taking place from 20 to...
The O-CEI Horizon project will be represented at the 6th IWAPS 2026, held in conjunction with the ARES 2026. This scientific workshop brings together researchers and innovators working on advanced...
Indigma AI Presents Research on Privacy-Preserving EV Demand Prediction at IWAPS Workshop (ARES Conference) Indigma, winner of the O-CEI Horizon 1st Open Call, will present the paper "Federated Learning for...
O-CEI Horizon is pleased to support the 3rd Edition of the ATHENA Workshop, organised by our consortium partner NCSRD / FRONT Research Group in the framework of IEEE CloudNet 2026,...
Can you briefly introduce your company and what you do?
Advanced Microturbines Srl is an Italian deep-tech SME specialised in the development of compact microturbine technologies for energy recovery and self-powered monitoring systems. The company designs and manufactures high-efficiency microturbines from 50 W to 50 kW capable of converting pressure drops in gas and water networks into electricity, enabling autonomous power supply for IoT sensors and digital infrastructure. Its solutions support the digitalisation and sustainability of energy and industrial systems by transforming unused pressure energy into a reliable source of power for remote monitoring applications. By combining microturbine technology with smart IoT systems, we deliver innovative solutions that support smart infrastructure, improve energy efficiency, and enable decentralised energy systems.
What challenge are you addressing under the O-CEI Horizon’s first Open Call, and how is your proposal relevant to the challenge?
Our proposal addresses the challenge of enabling transparent, secure, and real-time management of energy flows in decentralised energy systems, particularly in emerging smart microgrids. As renewable generation becomes increasingly distributed, local energy communities require reliable mechanisms to measure, validate, and share energy data between multiple actors. However, current infrastructures often rely on centralised systems, not distributed ones.
The ENTRUST solution tackles this challenge by developing an edge-validated blockchain platform for energy transactions. The system integrates IoT metering, edge computing, and blockchain notarisation to create a distributed architecture capable of securely validating energy data close to where it is generated. This approach enables real-time, low-latency processing while ensuring data integrity and transparency through blockchain mechanisms.
By combining edge processing with blockchain-based verification, the proposed platform allows microgrid participants, including households, local producers, and community operators, to securely record and validate energy exchanges. This contributes directly to the goals of the O-CEI Horizon’s Open Call by supporting decentralised, trustworthy, and scalable digital infrastructures for energy communities and smart grids.
What is the expected impact of your proposal?
The expected impact of the proposal is the development of a secure and transparent operational layer for decentralised energy systems, enabling more efficient management of renewable energy within local microgrids.
Through the integration of IoT metering, edge computing, and blockchain notarisation, the ENTRUST platform allows energy transactions and operational data to be securely recorded, validated, and shared in real time. This improves transparency and trust among microgrid participants while ensuring the integrity of energy data used for operational decisions and potential energy trading mechanisms.
The project will demonstrate the solution in the Krk Island pilot, showing how local communities can manage renewable energy generation and consumption more effectively. By enabling tamper-proof data validation and automated smart-contract processes, the platform supports fair and auditable energy exchanges between producers, consumers, and community operators.
Beyond the pilot, the modular and scalable architecture of ENTRUST allows the platform to be replicated in other energy communities and distributed energy systems across Europe. In this way, the project contributes to the broader objectives of the European energy transition, supporting the integration of renewable energy, strengthening local energy resilience, and enabling new models of transparent and decentralised energy management aligned with EU climate and energy policies.
Company website: www.microturbines.it
