The BuildON project, in which Yodiwo is a proud technology partner, will join forces with ten other Horizon Europe initiatives at ENLIT Europe 2025 to present forward-looking solutions for smarter buildings, integrated energy systems, and Positive Energy Districts.
📅 When: November 18–20, 2025
đź“Ť Where: Bilbao Exhibition Centre, Spain
🎯 Event: ENLIT Europe 2025
At this major international event, the BuildON project will be featured within a joint booth shared with other EU-funded initiatives, including Hystore, ECHO, Best-Storage, ThumbsUp, FEDECOM, NEUTRALPATH, InterPED, ASCEND, HARMONISE, and Open Lab. The booth will highlight affordable, digital, and scalable technologies supporting Europe’s clean energy transition.
Organised around three thematic clusters :
- Thermal Energy Storage (TES),
- Digitalisation & System Integration, and
- Scalable Cities & Positive Energy Districts
Τhe showcase will demonstrate how innovative approaches at the building, district, and community levels can empower citizens, reduce emissions, and accelerate decarbonisation.
“We’re delighted to see BuildON represented at ENLIT Europe 2025 alongside other impactful EU projects,” said Alex Maniatopoulos, CEO at Yodiwo. “As partners, we’re proud to contribute to the project’s mission of transforming buildings into smarter, more efficient, and human-centred environments.”
The BuildON project, coordinated by CARTIF (Valladolid, Spain), is developing a Smart Transformer Toolbox – an integrated platform combining IoT interoperability, AI-based optimisation, and Digital Twins to enhance building performance and comfort with minimal disruption.
About BuildON
BuildON (Grant Agreement No. 101104141) is a Horizon Europe project bringing together 21 partners from across Europe to create scalable, interoperable, and AI-enabled solutions for smarter buildings. The project is piloting technologies in Spain, Finland, Poland, France, and Greece to improve energy efficiency, comfort, and user engagement while advancing the Building-as-a-Service concept.
