DYMAN (GA: 101161930) is an ongoing EIC-Pathfinder project aiming to develop a new adsorption chiller design with new low-T absorbents and adsorption heat exchangers, that are dynamically managed in data centres. It started in July 2024 and will continue for 36 months. The current DYMAN consortium consists of 10 entities (6 SMEs, 1 public university, 1 RTO and 2 non-profit organisations), from 4 different EU countries. Ekodenge (EKO) from Türkiye, who has successfully collaborated with some partners in the consortium and who develops SW services aiming to enhance the novel solutions of DYMAN, has proposed to collaborate with the consortium, which has been shared with the scope of actions and EKO’s possible involvement has been approved by the consortium in September 2024. DYMAN is developing new cooling generating technologies, materials to improve the cooling efficiency of data centres. With this hop-on proposal, EKO will develop digital tools for the enhancement of management & monitoring of cooling systems while addressing the unique requirements of cooling technologies and data centres: 1) dynamic Digital Product Passports (DPPs) for cooling technology developers that enables EU market compliance, life cycle traceability, and exchange of product information. 2) digital twin and DPP-linked Digital Building Logbooks (DBLs) for data centres which is a centralized repository for data on energy performance, sustainability metrics, used materials and components. This proof-of-concept application will contribute to EKO’s international visibility in competitive sustainability/ circular economy markets and will enable Türkiye to advance in the EU R&I environment. In addition to 5 existing specific objectives of DYMAN project, this Hop-On project addresses: - A new specific objective (SO): Development of interoperable, dynamic digital tools (DPPs and DBLs) for enhanced management / tracking of DYMAN cooling technologies and HPCs - 2 sub-objective supporting existing SO