INTRODUCTION
TO CELINE
CELINE (Cross-sectorial integrated digital services Enabling energy Localized InnovatioN and community Empowerment) aims to transform the energy sector through digital innovation and citizen participation. The project is dedicated to fostering the development of energy communities, enabling a more accessible and resilient energy system across Europe. At the core of CELINE is the Digital Toolbox, designed for households, energy communities, and cooperative groups to optimise energy management and empower consumers.
This toolbox will be able to treat different kinds of data (cross-sectoral data sources) and to guide end-users in making future investments related to energy and consumption, such as photovoltaic (PV), batteries, electric vehicles, and heat pumps.
Thanks to the toolbox, households, consumers, and energy communities are empowered to make better-informed decisions on the energy market and increase their energy savings.
CELINE's demonstrations across Europe (Spain, Finland, and Italy) will validate its scalable and adaptable solutions for diverse energy community models.
LATESTS UPDATES & EVENTS
25/08/2026
Installing sensors to improve energy sharing in Alpe Cimbra
To support the digital solutions developed within CELINE, the Green Land Renewable Energy Community in the Italian Demo is deploying 100 Chain2Gate sensors to collect near real-time energy consumption and production data. By complementing the existing smart metering infrastructure, the sensors provide detailed information needed to monitor energy flows, engage community members through personalized services and gamification, and optimize virtual energy sharing.
29/07/2026
Turning Europe’s Digital Energy Tools into Services Local Communities Can Trust
Imagine a municipality trying to plan a local energy service. Building data sits in one system, meter readings in another, grid constraints are managed elsewhere, and citizens need clear answers about how their information will be used. Each resource may be valuable on its own, but the service will only work if these pieces can be connected, understood, and governed together. This is the practical challenges being explored by CELINE.
