
Sisterhood Projects
The Sisterhood community aims to enhance collaboration among its members through various initiatives. These include featuring the Sisterhood project link and logo on members' websites, sharing project updates in newsletters, and promoting key events across all Sisterhood websites and social media platforms. Members will also invite representatives to participate in each other’s events, co-organize events and conference sessions, and engage in joint online and onsite meetings. Additional activities include liking and sharing social media posts, co-authoring publications, and distributing shared factsheets to foster a cohesive and supportive community. Thus, SUNSON has created two sisterhood community: the Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) sisterhood community and the High-tempearture Thermal Energy Storage (TES) sisterhood community.
PYSOLO
PYrolysis of biomass by concentrated SOLar pOwer
ABraytCSPfuture
Air-Brayton cycle Concentrated Solar Power future plants via redox oxides based structured thermochemical heat exchangers/thermal boosters
ASTERIx-CAESar
Air-based Solar Thermal Electricity for Efficient Renewable Energy Integration & Compressed Air Energy Storage
HERCULES
High-Temperature Thermochemical Heat Storage Powered by Renewable Electricity for Industrial Heating Applications
Storing sunshine and wind to make cheap energy available at all times.
The Thermobat project will develop the first latent heat thermophotovoltaic battery to store large amounts of renewable energy
BREAKTHROUGHS in thermaL bAtteries through Zero-Emission high-temperature static Thermal-to-Electric Converters
Hybrid solid-state converters for ultra-high temperature thermal batteries Innovative solutions for the storage and the conversion of heat
Sustainable Energy Harvesting from Industrial Waste Heat
INFERNO aims to develop a system to turn industrial waste heat into electricity with an innovative design strategy. The project’s ultimate goal is to create an efficient and easy-to-install system that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

