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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES (IRELAND) CO LIMITED

How HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES (IRELAND) CO LIMITED appears in the EU Horizon funding graph: the research projects it has won money for, the consortia it joined, the EuroSciVoc topics it works in, and the organisations it co-funds projects with.

1 Horizon project, EUR 0 total EC contribution, last active 2027.

Organisation

Country
IE (IE061)
Organisation type
PRC
VAT number
IE6419362W
CORDIS match
high confidence

Horizon projects

EU Horizon research projects HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES (IRELAND) CO LIMITED participated in, with its role and the EC contribution recorded for this organisation. Figures cover EU Horizon grants only, not total EU spend.

Joint Optimization of Data and Energy Networks for digitizing Sustainable Communities (COALESCE)

associatedpartner

COALESCE aims to develop a cross-optimization platform that enables integrated operation and interplay between the energy grids and the data and telecommunication networks. Telecommunication and data networks need energy, while energy grids need data to operate efficiently. This project will develop a framework that will optimize the interplay between energy grids and telecommunications and data networks in a way that both the infrastructure pillars (energy and telecommunications) are jointly sustainable and efficient. Through the Staff Exchange program, we will be able to exchange expertise and know-how between energy, data and telecommunications sectors across both academia and industry. We will assess how the proposed architecture performs by validating the framework against 4 use case scenarios; a) To investigate optimization algorithms for energy efficiency under simultaneous wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT) will be investigated in a local energy system context for a wireless sensor network. b) To develop a novel framework for predicting and validating trading optimization strategies for in-house energy asset management, considering battery storage, flexible domestic demand, windfarm, solar cells etc,. using neural network and transfer learning-based models; while maintaining sustainable and secure exchange of data and user (or individual residence) portfolio. c) To design novel set of measurement methodologies for the characterization of 5G/6G RAN's energy consumption and open data sets for analysis, parametric models of the energy consumption transfer function for the uplink and downlink and generative neural network models of the energy transfer function for the uplink and downlink. d) To formulate joint data-energy-transportation robust/stochastic optimization algorithms considering computational load flexibility, intermittent energy generation and storage and multi-agent learning algorithms for collaborative e-transportation and SLES.

EC contribution:
EUR 0
Start:
2023-12-01
End:
2027-11-30
Status:
SIGNED
Scheme:
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-SE
Call:
HORIZON-MSCA-2022-SE-01
climatic change mitigationsmart sensorsdata networkscomputational intelligence

View on CORDIS (DOI 10.3030/101130739)

Co-funding partners

Organisations that HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES (IRELAND) CO LIMITED has shared one or more EU Horizon projects with, ranked by the number of shared projects. 2 of these are Irish organisations with their own profile.

MILLENNIUM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
1 shared project
DHA Suffa University
1 shared project
CLEANWATTS DIGITAL SA
1 shared project
ENERIM OY
1 shared project
CY.R.I.C CYPRUS RESEARCH AND INNOVATION CENTER LTD
1 shared project
LAPPEENRANNAN-LAHDEN TEKNILLINEN YLIOPISTO LUT
1 shared project
UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS
1 shared project
ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA
1 shared project

Research topics

climatic change mitigationcomputational intelligencedata networkssmart sensors

About this data

This profile is built from the European Commission CORDIS open dataset of EU Horizon research projects, covering the digital and AI research vertical. It records EU Horizon grant participation only and does not represent an organisation's total EU funding. Verify figures against the official record before relying on them.

Source: CORDIS (CC-BY-4.0), snapshot 2026-09-04.cordis.europa.eu

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