EIES23 – Starter Zeopore focuses on improving the catalytic properties of zeolites to enhance the performance of refining and petrochemical processes. At the Dragons’ Den of Transition December 8th in Antwerp, the company is mainly looking for partners and funding to take the next step: commercialization on an industrial scale.
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EIES23 – Scale up Gradyent builds digital twins for heat networks. This allows the Rotterdam company to analyse where efficiency improvements can already be made.
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Europe – EU has rolled out comprehensive regulations aimed at fostering greener and safer battery technologies. The new rules, announced by the European Commission, are poised to reshape the battery landscape by emphasizing recycling efficiency and enabling consumer empowerment.
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Finland – Wärtsilä has joined the ABB-initiated Energy Efficiency Movement. The Energy Efficiency Movement’s objectives are supported by Wärtsilä’s pledge to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.
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Finland – Wärtsilä will supply three new RoPax vessels for Stena RoRo, Europe’s largest ferry company, with its hybrid propulsion system.
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United Kingdom – The Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre project in Essex, United Kingdom, has been awarded to Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI), a global green-tech company.
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The Netherlands – The M/V EEMS Traveller, owned and operated by Amasus Shipping of the Netherlands, will begin harnessing wind power.
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United Kingdom – Carbon dioxide can be converted into clean, sustainable fuels without producing any unwanted byproducts or waste, according to researchers.
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Italy – Towards circularity and decarbonization, Eni and Holcim have announced a partnership to develop a new CO2 utilization technology.
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Germany – The AdiP technology of Covestro has been nominated for the German Innovation Prize for Climate and the Environment (IKU). It is awarded by the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action.
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