The U2Demo project (Use of open-source P2P energy sharing platforms for energy democratization) funded by the European Union’s Horizon Innovation Actions, aims to create innovative, consumer-centered management strategies that facilitate a widespread participation in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading and energy sharing. This Horizon Europe project will promote equitable and democratic access to sustainable energy resources.
42 months
September 2024 to February 2028
17 partners + 2 associated
8 Countries
4 PILOTS
5 M€ EU Funding
U2Demo Vision
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News
Europe’s Energy Communities Do Not Need More Digital Tools. They Need a Common Digital Language.
For years, European energy policy has been built around a compelling vision. As the energy system Much of Europe's energy transition... read more →
September 15, 2026
How U2Demo Helped Shape Recommendations for Citizen-Led Energy Sharing in Europe
Europe's energy transition depends not only on renewable technologies, but also on empowering citizens to become active participants in the... read more →
September 9, 2026
What Do Citizens Really Want From Energy Sharing?
For years, European energy policy has been built around a compelling vision. As the energy system becomes more decentralized, citizens are... read more →
September 8, 2026
U24U Webinar #3 on Blockchain & Traceability: Registration Now Open
U2DEMO invites you to the third webinar in the U24U Webinar Series: "Blockchain & Traceability" hosted by Exaion, taking place on 9... read more →
August 27, 2026
Energy Sharing in Europe Is No Longer a Technology Challenge. It Is a Governance Challenge.
The European debate around energy communities is often dominated by technology. Discussions focus on blockchain, smart contracts, dynamic tariffs, flexibility... read more →
August 18, 2026
U2DEMO Featured in the New BRIDGE 2026 Brochure
Published by the European Commission's BRIDGE initiative, the 2026 edition highlights the community's vision, mission, strategic objectives, and collaborative work... read more →
August 6, 2026
