The CompLab (Components for Adsorption Heat Transformation) was conceived to support the design and development of adsorption heat transformers prototypes (heat storage, chiller/refrigerator/heat pumps) by dedicated testing benches able to experimentally measure the performance of the main components of AHTs under real operating conditions for the specific application.

The facilities of CC TES, HSLU comprise state-of-the-art equipment for energy storage research with a focus on thermal energy storage technologies. The laboratory infrastructure comprises all essential equipment for the development and characterization of thermal energy storage...

Concept Grid is a real "smart" distribution network representative of a real electric system from the primary substation to residential appliances.

The Cutting – Edge Materials for Electrical Energy Storage and Efficiency Group is dedicated to the development of highly reliable, controllable and throughput deposition processes of next-generation materials (i.e. thin films, nanostructures and nanocomposites) for energy storage and efficiency technologies including fuel cells, batteries, capacitors and superconductors.

Delta H lab, developed in cooperation between Rina Consulting Centro Sviluppo Materiali SpA and University of Calabria, is a recently built infrastructure supporting research related to hydrogen storage and transportation through the evaluation of material and component performances in gaseous Hydrogen, or hydrogen mixtures up to very high pressure (up to 1000 bar).

Demo Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (VRFB) is settled in a microgrid, power supplied by a PV plant and having many utilities for the discharging step.

DTU Energy is operating electrochemical research laboratories fully equipped with gas and temperature control. It includes electrolysis test rigs for low temperature water electrolysis and high temperature electrolysis (steam and carbon dioxide).

The ECCSEL Energy Fluid Lab includes multiple installations, all located in the Thermal Laboratory Building of SINTEF ER, involving measurement of equilibrium fluid properties, low-temperature fluid separation, and investigation of steady state and transient effects during fluid transport.

The Energy Lab 2.0 is a unique research infrastructure established by the Helmholtz Association. Here, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), together with Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) investigate the interaction of important components of future smart energy systems.

The TNO Energy Storage Platform is situated in the Netherlands and comprises several connected research facilities with complementary infrastructure on...

The energy materials analytics and XR (mixed reality) facility (XR4MAT) of Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH (FZJ) is an integrated hardware-software platform with capabilities in data acquisition, data workflow management and modeling-based analytics.

The PVD facility allows a 2D combinatorial materials synthesis with up to four distinct educt sources and a subsequent rapid chemical (GD-OES) and crystallographic (Raman) analysis based on autosampler technologies.