‘Uber’-like platform to match heat supply and demand released
Until now, there was no efficient way for industries generating excess heat to provide it to nearby users who need it. This could provide potential income for the heat ‘source,’ …
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Stakeholders test innovative platforms to calculate the benefits from recycling waste heat and cold
The use of fossil fuels continues to contribute heavily to global warming. This and skyrocketing of energy prices push the majority of the industries to lookout for alternative and sustainable …
EMB3Rs code and modules released at GitHub
The next step has been taken in the heat and cold matching platform project EMB3Rs: the code of the integrated platform and of its modules is now available at GitHub, …
New Alliance for Energy Cooperation in European Industries created
The Alliance has been set by five Horizon 2020 projects: EMB3Rs, INCUBIS, R-ACES, SO WHAT and S-PARCS, which together have received a total of €14.5 million in funding from the …
Danish Parliament cuts taxes on excess heat
With the start of 2021 it has become much more economic to use excess heat in Denmark. New rules for taxes and administration will make it profitable for companies to …
Online seminar on industrial waste heat recovery
Last week, we held an online seminar on waste heat recovery and energy cooperation in European industries together with our four sister projects INCUBIS, R-ACES, So What and S-PARCS. If …
EMB3RS, INCUBIS, R-ACES, SO WHAT AND S-PARCS TO HOST WEBINAR ON INDUSTRIAL WASTE HEAT RECOVERY
The smart and sustainable energy projects EMB3RS, INCUBIS, R-ACES, SO WHAT and S-PARCS, are organizing a joint webinar: Waste heat recovery and energy cooperation in European Industries, to be held …
EMB3Rs Website online
Today, the EMB3Rs website was launched. For the next three years, the site will provide information about the EU-funded project, its partners, objectives, progresses and results. If you want to …
A new matching platform for industries to recover thermal energy
EMB3Rs consortium meets in Porto, Portugal, to kick-start their ambitious research project. Some industries spend up to 40% of their total production costs for energy usage. Much of this energy …