R2D2 will participate in the EUSEW 2025
R2D2 will participate in the EUSEW 2025
The R²D² project is proud to announce its participation in the upcoming European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) 2025, taking place in Brussels from June 10 to 12. As part of the Networking Village, R²D² will be present at booth C5, hosted by the project’s coordinator ETRA, offering attendees a closer look at its advanced tools to secure and strengthen Europe’s energy infrastructure.
R²D² is an Innovation Action designed to enhance the resilience, reliability, and security of today’s Electrical Power and Energy Systems (EPES). In the face of increasing threats—whether technical failures, physical attacks, or cyber incidents—R²D² is developing innovative solutions to prevent and mitigate vulnerabilities in these critical infrastructures.
Visitors to the booth will be able to explore four key tools developed by the project to support the prevention, protection, and restoration of EPES. These solutions are being deployed and validated in two distinct but complementary real-world scenarios:
• Regional coordination among Transmission System Operators (TSOs),
• Data privacy protection for low-voltage (LV) customers.
Both use cases reflect the project’s end-to-end approach to energy resilience—addressing security at both the grid and consumer levels.
The R²D² project plays an active role in reinforcing energy coordination in South-East Europe (SEE), in line with EU regulatory frameworks and the cybersecurity roadmap promoted by ENTSO-E for transmission systems. By combining advanced monitoring, predictive analytics, and incident response mechanisms, R²D² aims to strengthen the European energy system’s capacity to withstand and recover from disruptions.
EUSEW 2025, under the theme “Powering a fair and competitive green transition,” offers a key platform to engage with innovators and policymakers working toward a secure and sustainable energy future. R²D² is proud to contribute to this effort and looks forward to connecting with stakeholders from across the energy ecosystem.


This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101075714.


