What is MiniStor?
What does the MiniStor project have to offer?
Minimal size energy storage
Sustainable heating, cooling and electricity
Long-term energy security
Minimise environmental impact
Towards a decarbonised EU building stock
Secure a sustainable energy market
For existing and new residential buildings
An innovative and minimal-size storage solution
Thermal storage throughout the year
For heating, cooling and electricity to increase profitability
Consumers at the heart of MiniStor
A user-friendly tool conceived to increase consumers´ comfort
Reducing Energy Consumption in Buildings
By at least 44% with a return-on-investment period of 6.7 years
about ministor
Minimal Size Thermal and Electrical Energy Storage System for In-Situ Residential Installation
MiniStor is a project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme to offer a sustainable solution to harness the energy efficiency potential of the European building stock
Our Mission
MiniStor aims at designing and producing a novel compact integrated thermal storage system for achieving sustainable heating, cooling and electricity storage
Our Consortium
Eighteen partners across the EU, Switzerland and the UK work together to harness the large potential of new and existing EU buildings providing an innovative solution for all
the MiniStor´ system
MiniStor´ system optimizes the use and management of thermal energy by allowing it to be stored, levelling demand peaks and increasing the use of renewables affected by intermittency such as solar-based heating. The MiniStor system is to be demonstrated and validated in five demonstration sites located in Ireland, France, Greece and Hungary to test its effectiveness at different local climatic conditions.
the MiniStor´ system
MiniStor´ system optimizes the use and management of thermal energy by allowing it to be stored, levelling demand peaks and increasing the use of renewables affected by intermittency such as solar-based heating. The MiniStor system is to be demonstrated and validated in five demonstration sites located in Ireland, France, Greece and Hungary to test its effectiveness at different local climatic conditions.
LASTEST NEWS
Meet our partners: DUTh
Democritus University of Thrace (DUTh) was established in 1973, and it is among the largest un
Yearbook of Building Engineering
MiniStor project has drawn the attention of the Hungarian Building Engineering Coordination Association, which
Our Consortium
Eighteen partners across the European Union, Switzerland and the UK work together to harness the large potential of EU buildings to increase its energy efficiency performance by providing a new and innovative solution.
