admin-idener TARANTULA kick-off meeting has been held in San Sebastian during the 4th and 5th of June 2019. This project is funded by the H2020 program of the European Commission and will be carried out by an international consortium led by TECNALIA. TARANTULA´s main objective is to develop a toolkit of novel, efficient and flexible metallurgical …
After one year from the beginning of the project, the complete CROCODILE consortium joined together during 22th and 23th May for discussing the achievements and the work developed in this period. The meeting took place in the Goethe Museum in Düsseldorf, a cultural-historical museum devoted to the greatest German poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. During …
ZEOCAT-3D project is a project funded by the H2020 programme of the European Commission. It aims at development of a new bi-functional structured catalysts, achieving for the first time a tetra-modal pore size distribution and high dispersion of metal active sites for the conversion of methane, coming from different sources as natural gas and biogas, into …
The past 31st April 2019, the University of Seville organised an event called ESIEM, which was an engineering meeting point for students and recent graduates. There, the companies took the opportunity of presenting them and their job opportunities. All the present companies as IDENER were engineering-related. IDENER is offering paid scholarships to those students who …
LIGHTCOCE H2020 EU project is building an ecosystem for the up-scaling of lightweight multi-functional concrete and ceramic materials and structures. This project leads by National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) started on 1st January ’19 and accounts with a total budget of 13483617,5 €! The project has just launched a website and social networks for describing …
EU-funded project AFTERLIFE is developing a technology that filters, treats and converts the wastewater from the food and drink industry into bioplastics and food additives. The European Commission has posted a success story about this project led by IDENER: The food and drink industry is the third most water-thirsty industrial manufacturing sector in Europe. It …
One year has passed since the NEMO project started! And these days, the complete consortium joined together in VTT facilities in Espoo (Finland) in order to review and discuss all the achievements in this period. The meeting started with an exploitation workshop chaired by VTT as leader of the involved work package where a SWOT …
Spring begins, and a lot of good ideas are blooming in all our WHAM partners. Close to the beautiful city of Udine famous for its historical city centre full of buildings strongly influenced by Venetian culture, WHAM consortium has celebrated its second meeting hosted by our industrial partner Ferriere Nord (Osoppo). To remark, the productive …
The agrifood industries have the challenge of adopting the principles of circular economy in the water management. The aim is to redesign the production processes having in mind to avoid wastewaters and to consider all the liquid currents generated as a source of resources. The goal is to reach the maximum efficiency in the water …
On April 2, the city of Seville hosted the FUDIPO consortium to hold the review meeting once 30 months have passed since the project began. After a warm opening and welcome from our coordinator Erik Dahlquist, the different case leaders presented the learning system implementation done in the use cases: oil and gas, large CHP, …