EDRMedeso collaborates with industry and research partners to advance engineering through simulation-driven innovation. Here you can explore an overview of our ongoing and completed research projects, highlighting how we contribute to developing new technologies, improving performance, and supporting more sustainable engineering solutions.
PowerizeD Project – Driving Innovation in Digitalized Power Electronics
The PowerizeD project is a major European research initiative focused on advancing digitalized and intelligent power electronics for more efficient and sustainable energy systems. By integrating advanced control, digital twins, and simulation-driven development, the project aims to reduce power losses by up to 25%, extend device lifetime, and accelerate the design of next-generation power electronics. At EDRMedeso, simulation and multiphysics modeling play a key role in enabling smarter, more reliable power electronics for applications across energy, mobility, and industry.
EDRMedeso Contributes to Norway’s New NorthWind Wind Power Research Centre
Norway is strengthening its position in offshore wind and renewable energy innovation with the launch of the NorthWind research centre, a major initiative backed by NOK 120 million in funding from the Norwegian government. Bringing together more than 50 partners from research institutions and industry, the centre focuses on developing technologies that make wind power more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable. As a proud industry partner in the NorthWind project, EDRMedeso contributes expertise in engineering simulation and digital innovation to support the development of next-generation offshore wind solutions and accelerate the transition to clean energy.
HydroCen DeGas Project (2020–2024): Reducing Gas Supersaturation in Hydropower
The HydroCen DeGas project (2020–2024) focused on reducing harmful gas supersaturation caused by hydropower operations. Through advanced simulation, research, and innovative degassing technologies, the project worked to improve river water quality and protect aquatic life while supporting more sustainable hydropower production.
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Engineering Simulation Solutions for the Nuclear Industry
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