Collaboration is at the core of innovation, and GRAVITEQA is connected with a growing network of EU-funded initiatives working across energy storage, quantum technologies, and related research fields that contribute to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions.

The GRAVITEQA consortium will convene in Sofia, Bulgaria, for its Fourth Physical Plenary Meeting, hosted the consortium parther Software Company. This key milestone brings together all project partners to review progress across technical work packages and coordinate the next phase of activities.

On 22 May 2026, Pavlos Katsivelis from NKUA, the Project Coordinator of the GRAVITEQA Project, delivered a guest lecture in the Bachelor Course High Voltages (Laboratory Course) at the ASPAITE High Voltage Laboratory, attended by approximately 15 undergraduate students. 

As part of our Who is Who interview series, we are delighted to introduce Panagiotis Marinis, Energy Researcher from FENTECH based in Greece. 

On 11 March 2026, as part of the dissemination activities of the GRAVITEQA project, project partner FENTECH delivered a guest lecture to approximately 40 students enrolled in the MSc programme at the Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources, University College London (UCL), London, United Kingdom. 

As part of our Who is Who interview series, we are delighted to introduce Dr. Andrés Gómez from CESGA Foundation in Galicia, Spain. With extensive experience in High-Performance Computing (HPC) and quantum technologies, Dr. Gómez brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the objectives of the GRAVITEQA project. In this interview, he shares his professional journey, his work at CESGA, and his perspective on how advanced computing and emerging quantum technologies can support the project’s ambitions and the broader scientific community.

As part of our Who is Who interview series, we are delighted to introduce Paula Hernamperez from CARTIF Foundation in Spain. With extensive experience in renewable energy, quantum solutions, and project management, she brings valuable expertise to the GRAVITEQA project's mission of transforming decommissioned coal power plants and mines into sustainable energy storage systems. In this interview, she shares insights into her work, the challenges faced, and her vision for the energy transition.

Partners of the GRAVITEQA consortium gathered in Athens on the 20th of January 2026 for the project’s third plenary meeting, kindly hosted by project partner FENTECH.

As part of our Who is Who interview series, we are delighted to introduce Professor Georgios C. Christoforidis, a key member of the GRAVITEQA consortium. [...]

As part of our Who is Who campaign, we’re excited to introduce you to Dr. Pavlos Katsivelis, Electrical Engineer and Project Coordinator for GRAVITEQA. [...]