SUNSON project presented at the 13th CDTI Framework Programme conference

The SUNSON project was presented at the 13th CDTI Framework Programme Conference, where project coordinator Alejandro Datas showcased a poster highlighting the project’s innovative solar-to-heat-to-power concept. The event offered an important platform to increase the visibility of SUNSON and connect with key stakeholders in the European research and innovation community.

Alejandro Datas presented the SUNSON project poster

Alejandro Datas, coordinator of the SUNSON project, participated in the 13th CDTI Framework Programme Conference and presented a poster about the project. His participation helped share SUNSON’s objectives, technological approach, and potential impact with a specialised audience interested in European research, innovation, and energy transition.

SUNSON’s solar-to-heat-to-power solution

The SUNSON project is developing a modular and highly compact solar-to-heat-to-power solution known as the SUNSON-BOX. This innovative concept combines concentrated solar power technologies, ultra-high-temperature thermal storage, and thermophotovoltaic energy converters in a single system.

By integrating renewable energy capture, thermal storage, and electricity generation, SUNSON aims to provide electricity on demand from a thermal source. In addition, the system can support industrial heat processes, hot water, and indoor heating, contributing to a more flexible and efficient use of renewable energy.

Increasing SUNSON’s visibility in the European innovation ecosystem

Presenting the SUNSON project at the 13th CDTI Framework Programme Conference was a valuable opportunity to strengthen the project’s visibility and position it within the broader European research and innovation landscape. Events like this help foster knowledge exchange, collaboration opportunities, and engagement with relevant stakeholders working on advanced clean energy solutions.

Through this participation, SUNSON continues to reinforce its commitment to innovation in renewable energy, energy storage, and dispatchable power generation.