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The archive contains 9 references to European Commission.
The first known report was published on 07.07.2018, making European Commission the 258th oldest out of the 1219 entities that expressed interest in the IOTA protocol.
With 9 publications relating to IOTA, European Commission currently ranks as the 38th most active out of 1219 entities publicly expressing interest in IOTA.
05.08.2020
The IOTA Foundation has been recognized as a "key innovator" by the European Commission for the development of its "Energy Trading Platform", having a “Noteworthy level of Market Creation Potential". The energy trading platform was developed during the EU funded CityxChange program, under the umbrella of the EU "Horizon2020" program.
24.02.2020
The European Commission published an article, stating that "CityxChange project partner IOTA Stiftung has been selected as a key innovator within the European Commission’s Innovation Radar initiative that identifies high-potential innovations and innovators in EU-funded research and innovation framework programmes and assesses their market readiness."
21.01.2020
Wilfried Pimenta is invited by the European Commission to present about "Energy Services".
08.10.2019
Wilfried Pimenta and Pierre Hoffmann are invited as speakers on “Co-creating Open & Transparent Data Marketplaces” in Belgium, an event jointly organised by AIOTI and the European Commission.
05.12.2018
Julie Maupin is invited to "ICT 2018", Europe's biggest annual tech conference hosted by the European Commission, to discuss the need for agile innovator-regulator interaction and iterative policymaking.
20.11.2018
The European Commission invites Julie Maupin to participate in a discussion about "laying the groundwork for an EU backed public private partnership dedicated to promoting DLT/IoT/AI innovation in Europe".
22.10.2018
The European Commission invites Wilfried Pimenta to participate in a panel discussion on "Technology Enablers for open energy marketplaces" of the "Directorate-General for Communication Networks, Content and Technology" and the "Directorate-General for Energa" of the European Commission in a workshop on "Open marketplaces to spur innovative energy services, jointly organised between DG Ener and DG Connect and the Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI)".
16.10.2018
The European Commission Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology and the Directorate-General for Energy of the European Commission invite IOTA to a panel discussion on „Open marketplaces to spur innovative energy services".
07.07.2018
The +CityXChange proposal was invited by the European Commission to become a new smart city lighthouse project. The project is driven by 7 cities, 30 partners, including two Universities, six Large enterprises, two distributed network operators, eleven SMEs and two not-for-Profit organisations including the IOTA Foundation: City of Trondheim, City of Limerick, City of Alba Iulia, City of Pisek, City of Sestao, City of Smolyan, City of Voru, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), University of Limerick, Integrated Environmental Solutions Research and Development, Powel AS, Energy Agency of Plovdiv, Future Analytics Consulting Ltd., Research2Market, Isocarp, TrønderEnergi Kraft AS, ABB Norway, ATB participates, AVIS Budget Group, Statkraft Varme AS, ESB Innovation RoI Ltd., ESB Networks, Ove Arup & Partners SAU, FourC AS, Kjeldsberg Eiendomsforvaltning AS, Smart MPower, Space Engagers, Colaborativa, Officinæ Verdi SpA, NHP Eiendom AS, GKinetic Energy Ltd.
