When facing the climate crisis, a general increase in the energy price and the new era of digitalization, the energy sector has more to say than ever. In this context, around 200 representatives of companies…
The Knowledge Industry Grants are aimed at funding innovation projects to boost the technology transfer and cooperation between academia and the industrial sector. Two types of grants exist: Type A: “Llavor Grants” for innovative projects…
World Electric Vehicle Day The R&D&I reference center for batteries in Southern Europe, BATTECH, leads two strategic projects in the field of electric mobility, aimed at the development of batteries for vehicles electric lighter, more…
DEFINE-SOEC is an INNOTEC project funded by ACCIÓ. The main objective of the project is the development of a new SOEC stacking concept for the generation of high-efficiency renewable hydrogen using the consortium’s own technology.…
The HYMET project aims to study new technologies applicable in the steel industry for the valorization of by-products of the process and decarbonisation using renewable hydrogen. CELSA Group, the leader of the project, teams with…
The reference R&D center for batteries in southern Europe, BATTECH, is participating this week in the Battery Show Europe fair, held in Stuttgart, where the latest innovations in the field of electric mobility are shown,…
Albert Tarancón, Prof. ICREA and head of the Nanoionics and Fuel Cells group at IREC, has been granted a European Research Council (ERC) on Proof of Concept (PoC) grants for TRANSIONICS (ID 101066321), devoted to…
CERBE is an INNOTEC project funded by ACCIÓ and is entitled “BMS Capacity Estimation Ranging between 80% (B) and 30% (E) for AGVs“. It starts in May 2022 and ends in September 2023. The project…
Dust accumulation in photovoltaic installations reduces its efficiency in energy generation. The severity of this problem depends on the physical characteristics of the dust layer and the maintenance of the installation, although it can lead…
A new consortium formed by eight companies, in collaboration with four research centres, aims at incorporating photovoltaic properties into buildings’ facades by integrating high-transparency and optical-quality devices into their tiled surface. The European Commission has…