PowerizeD at EFECS 2024: Showcasing Innovation and Sustainability

PowerizeD is an innovative EU funded project aiming to develop breakthrough technologies of digitized and intelligent power electronics to enable sustainable and resilient energy generation, transmission and applications

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Our Project Coordinator, Jochen Koszescha, represented PowerizeD at EFECS 2024, delivering an inspiring speech that highlighted our vision for a sustainable and energy-efficient future.

Over two vibrant days, the PowerizeD team had the pleasure of engaging with numerous visitors at our booth, sharing insights into the project's objectives and transformative goals. EFECS 2024 provided an incredible platform for collaboration, innovation, and networking, reinforcing the importance of our mission to revolutionize energy efficiency and sustainability through cutting-edge technology and cross-industry partnerships. Thank you to everyone who joined us in driving this impactful journey forward!

PowerizeD will enable:

Green energy by increasing the efficiency of power devices and system with loss reduction up to 25%
Sustainable Operation for an increased lifetime by at least 30%
Robust and Safe Operation by intelligent device control
Reduction of required Chip Size by 10-15%
Reduced Design Time for power electronic control systems by 50%

Take a look at the PowerizeD poster gallery

Partners

European Countries

Duration in Months

Expected impact from PowerizeD at a glance

PowerizeD will address aspects for power electronics from materials to systems across application area boundaries, to cover the following European Domains shown below:

Semiconductor Industry

Electric Energy Industry

Automotive Industry

Traction Industry

Industry Market

PowerizeD will finally support the transformation of the energy market in the areas of the three megatrends of Sovereignty, Sustainability, and Digitalization.

The project is supported by the Chips Joint Undertaking and its members, including the top-up funding by the national Authorities of Germany, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Austria, Italy, Greece, Latvia, Finland, Hungary, Romania and Switzerland, under grant agreement number 101096387. Co-funded by European Union.