Partners

Funding Partners

RESTOR is implemented within the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETPartnership) – Joint Call 2023, co-funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme and national funding agencies from participating countries.

The University of Reunion Island participates through self-financing, providing an in-kind contribution to the project.

Scientific Partners

The RESTOR consortium includes eight international partners, among which are:

• Uppsala University (Sweden): overall project coordination and leadership of project management and validation activities.
• Austrian Institute of Technology – AIT (Austria): coordination of reporting, communication, dissemination, and exploitation activities.
• University of Galway (Ireland): development of methodologies and concepts and integration of the RESTOR model.
• University of Reunion Island – ENERGY-Lab (France): leadership of the Reunion Island case study and contribution to the international comparative analysis.
• LACTEC and CFA (Brazil): participation in scientific activities and case studies.
• CSIRO (Australia): participation in scientific activities and case studies.

Associated Local Partners

The Reunion Island case study benefits from the support of local institutional and energy stakeholders:

• SPL Horizon Réunion: contribution to understanding the territorial energy context and analysing energy transition pathways.
• SIDELEC Réunion: support for incorporating electricity infrastructure characteristics and territorial energy planning challenges.