EasyDC-FOS Showcased at the Smart Grids Forum in Bilbao

Manuel Muñoz, Managing Director of LUMIKER and Project Coordinator, presented the project at the Smart Grids Forum in Bilbao organized by the Basque Energy Cluster and hosted by Iberdrola.

The EasyDC-FOS project was in the spotlight at the latest edition of the Smart Grids Forum held on the 29th of November at Iberdrola’s headquarters in Bilbao, the event brought together 68 representatives from 34 companies within the Smart Grids value chain, fostering collaboration and the exchange of knowledge on the future of grid technologies.

During the session, Manuel Muñoz Luengo, Managing Director of LUMIKER APLICACIONES TECNOLÓGICAS and Coordinator of EasyDC-FOS, introduced the project to the audience, outlining its context, objectives, technological advancements, and expected outcomes. His presentation emphasised the role of the project in advancing HVDC cable technologies, a crucial step for improving the efficiency and resilience of energy transmission networks.

The Smart Grids Forum, which meets twice a year at Iberdrola’s premises, serves as a strategic platform for sharing research progress, discussing emerging challenges, and strengthening partnerships among key industry players. By participating in this high-profile event, the EasyDC-FOS consortium had the opportunity to engage with leading stakeholders and contribute to the dialogue on integrating renewable energy sources into the grid.

LUMIKER, as the project leader, plays a fundamental role in driving the development of innovative solutions for smart energy infrastructures. The company specialises in advanced sensing and monitoring technologies, providing real-time data and predictive analytics to enhance grid performance and reliability. Its leadership in EasyDC-FOS reinforces its commitment to pioneering solutions that support the transition towards more efficient and sustainable power networks.

Presenting EasyDC-FOS at the Smart Grids Forum marks an important step in raising awareness about the project’s contributions to the sector. By engaging with industry leaders and research experts, the consortium is strengthening its position in the smart grids landscape and paving the way for next-generation HVDC cable technologies.