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Accelerating the green transition.
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The M2ARE project aims to develop and demonstrate a novel process for “Maritime Methanol”, a new grade of low-cost low-carbon methanol based on biogenic CO2 and renewable H2
FUEL-UP is a 4-year EU funded project, launched on 1 January 2024, aimed at transforming 100% biogenic waste into advanced biofuels to enable the green transition and the decarbonisation of the aviation and the marine transport sectors.
COCPIT (Scalable solutions Optimisation and decision tool Creation for low impact SAF Production chain from lipid-rich microalgae strain) is a 4-years Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Action project supporting the large-scale production of microalgae-based fuels for hard-to-electrify sectors.
FUELPHORIA is an EU-funded Innovation Action project that aims to establish sustainable, competitive and secure value chains for advanced biofuels and renewable fuels of non-biological origin.
BUTTERFLY (Biomass Utilized To The Extended portfolio of Renewable Fuels with Large Yields) is a project funded by Horizon Europe, the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, lasting 40 months, with a budget of approximately 10M€.
BIN2BEAN is a Horizon Europe project that will support cities by promoting innovations that aim to valorise bio-waste and optimising their recycling into soil improvers through innovative and economically viable value chains.
SYMBIOSYST is a Horizon Europe project that designs and implements fully integrated agri-photovoltaic systems, where photovoltaics and agriculture can have a mutually beneficial relationship while safeguarding landscape quality.
FOREST4EU is a Horizon Europe funded project that aims at connecting hundreds of small projects promoted by small groups of farmers, researchers, forest managers, environmental associations and local communities, known as "Operational Groups".
HYPER is a new project funded by Horizon Europe, the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, lasting 4 years, with a budget of approximately 7M€.
SEAMLESS-PV is a Horizon Europe project that develops advanced manufacturing equipment, processes and products, and the effective integration of multifunctional PV devices over final applications, enabling the deployment of Integrated-PV sectors in Europe.
REFOLUTION is a Horizon Europe funded project aimed at delivering a cost-effective production (reduce the CAPEX by 50% and OPEX by 45%) of advanced biofuels for the aviation and marine sectors via a process that can be implemented in existing European refineries.
MIDAS is a Horizon Europe project to develop and demonstrate innovative solutions to grow industrial crops on marginal agricultural land and produce a wide range of bio-based products, such as biodegradable mulching films, bioherbicides, latex, rubber, biocomposites, biochar and other large use consumer products.
Fit4Micro is an Horizon Europe funded project which aims at developing a microCHP unit running on sustainable liquid biofuels, to be applied at multi-family houses and at remote or off-grid locations, hence for domestic use.
GreenMeUp is a Horizon Europe funded project that aims at enhancing the uptake of biomethane in Europe, by reducing the gap between countries with higher rates of biomethane production and countries with lower development rates.
Promoting the development of agro-photovoltaics and supporting projects that enhance the production of agriculture and photovoltaics through advanced technological solutions.
Resilient Enhancement for the Silicon Industry Leveraging the European matrix is a Horizon Europe project that has the main aim of improving the resilience and sustainability of critical raw material value chain in Europe.
NewWave is a Horizon Europe funded research project which will contribute to building a circular economy by introducing sustainable raw materials in 4 manufacturing lines, replacing toxic chemicals, and lowering the environmental footprint of the products.
Agrivoltaic for Noah's Ark is an International design competition for an agrivoltaic system at the NeoruraleHub company.
The platform aims to bring together the entire supply chain involved by promoting the exchange of information between companies, institutions, universities, and trade associations.
An EU-Canada jointly funded project that aims at developing a cost-effective gasification-based process for the flexible production of pipeline-quality biomethane (SNG),high-value biochar and renewable heat.
GOLD project aims to produce clean low Indirect Land Use Change biofuels and to return the polluted lands back to the agricultural production.
ETA and EXERGIA have teamed up to provide TOTAL with data and insights on the African agricultural and biofuel sector.
A global approach for recovery of arable land through improved phytoremediation coupled with advanced liquid biofuel production and climate friendly copper smelting processes.
ETA-Florence Renewable Energies has been selected to improve the performance of ESPP’s Communication Strategy.
A new electrochemical technology for the efficient conversion of liquefied biomass into environmentally friendly transport fuels and biochemicals.
Solutions and pathways to overcome essential barriers identified in the Implementation Plan of Action 8, Bioenergy and Renewable Fuels for Sustainable Transport (IP8).
An effort to assess the realistic potential of carbon dioxide removing solutions and their contribution to the EU’s goal of achieving climate neutrality.
ETA-Florence Renewable Energies has been selected by IEA Bioenergy TCP to coordinate its communication strategy.
A presentation clearly communicating the results of the JEC report “V5: Well-to-Wheels”, particularly its analysis on the future of automotive fuels and powertrains in the European.
A user-friendly tool to facilitate the market uptake of European biomass feedstocks with low ILUC risk status for use in biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels.
A new Horizon 2020 project supported by the EC, to develop a competitive European technology platform for sustainable liquid fuel production.
The first-ever effort to produce and use sustainable aviation fuel at an industrial scale in Europe (HEFA), as well as, action that support market uptake.
Building a pre-commercial plant that demonstrates how advanced aviation biofuel (jet fuel) can be produced from food waste.
The projects aims to foster cooperation between the European Union and Brazil for the development of advanced lignocellulosic biofuels, produced from sustainable agricultural value chains.
This project aims to build-up, operate and demonstrate the production of Synthetic Fuels and Green Hydrogen from organic waste biomass.
One platform that provides consolidated information about the latest developments in bioenergy for all relevant stakeholders.
The aim of the project is to implement and demonstrate the long-term technological and economic feasibility of an innovative solution for the treatment of high salinity wastewater utilizing algae.
The operational plan for an integrated industrial facility producing second generation bioethanol and other co-products from lignocellulosic feedstock.
Technical and economic feasibility studies about biomass availability for energy use in Slovakia.
RecOil aims to promote used cooking oil recycling for sustainable biodiesel production and its local market intake by enhancing the household used cooking oil (UCO) collection and transformation.
EnAlgae is a programme which develops sustainable technologies for algal biomass production.
GERONIMO II-BIOGAS is a follow-on initiative from a successful IEE SAVE project- GERONIMO (EIE/07/220)- that developed the first interactive web portal for EU dairy farmers.
The EuroBioRef concept is an integrated, sustainable and diversified bio-refinery involving all biomass value chain stakeholders.
ETA Florence Renewable Energies provided engineering services for the design and the site management of various sizing rooftop or ground plants.
This project aims at promoting the uptake of gaseous vehicle fuels (biomethane and compressed natural gas), by creating a network of filling stations for biomethane and CNG spanning Europe from the North to the South.
GUTS will contribute to sustainable urban mobility in Central Europe, helping cities and urban agglomerations (public authorities, transport operators) to meet requirements for a greener environment.
An assessment of critical issues during the transfer, storage, handling and pre-treatment of biomass.
Two charging stations for electric vehicles powered by a photovoltaic system.
A project by Endress + Hauser Sicestherm to build industrial rooftops in Pessano con Bornago, Milano.
Aamps, Azienda Ambientale di Pubblico Servizio SpA, is the public company responsible for social services such as waste management and street cleaning throughout the Municipality of Livorno.
ETA-Florence Renewable Energies provides engineering services for the design and site management of various sizing rooftops or ground plants.
ETA Florence Renewable Energies provided engineering services for the design and the site management of various sizing rooftop or ground plants.
Photovoltaic systems integrated into a 30 track railway station in Apulia, Italy; offering a total nominal power of 2,5 MW.
An architectural project for the new Yacht Club of Monaco with a photovoltaic system integrated on the canopy of the upper-terrace.
The overall objective of the SETatWork proposal is to undertake thematic promotion of energy efficiency and saving technologies in the carbon markets.
A two-phased study to advance the usage of biofuels in Benin. More specifically, a feasibility study on the production of biofuels, and the creation of a National Biofuels Strategy.
The Masdar Initiative aims to create a prototype for a sustainable city where residents and commuters have the highest quality of life with the lowest environmental footprint.
The collection, analysis, and dissemination of knowledge about how polygeneration technology can be used by bio-refineries in the sugar industry.
COMPETE will establish a platform for policy dialogue and capacity building within major multi- and bi-lateral funding organisations and amongst key stakeholders throughout the bioenergy provision and supply chains.
ENCROP will disseminate results and best practices obtained in projects that resolve potential bottlenecks in the crop-to-energy value chain.
Creation of an online atlas that provides real-time data on the market price, available quantities, and quality of wood and mixed biomass pellets bought and sold throughout Europe.
Study to integrate PV systems in the architectural design of Faustino Group's Bodegas Portia winery.
A promising 4-step process for the large-scale production of biohydrogen generated from low-quality agro-forestry resources
ETA Florence Renewable Energies provided engineering services for the design and the site management of various sizing rooftop or ground plants.
A photovoltaic system for the roof of the composting plant belonging to Quadrifoglio S.p.A. in Sesto Fiorentino (FI) Florence, Italy.
The design of Motor City is inspired by the sleek aerodynamic aesthetic of the racing car.
Study and design of PV systems for the High Court and the Supreme Court buildings in Madrid’s new City of Justice.
ETA has designed more than 130 photovoltaic installations, forming a total power exceeding 18MWp.
The use of photovoltaic technology was identified as a significant contributor to the energy balance aims of the Central Market redevelopment project.
A consolidated platform that will facilitate efficient collaboration between all European actors working to understand and exploit biomass co-firing.
Design and installation of PV roof systems atop the municipal buildings belonging to the Energy Company of Bolzano, Italy.
The project will initiate a sustained and accelerated development of bioethanol-fuel across Europe through efficient ways of communication and training and by demonstrating the prerequisites for a breakthrough in the market for bioethanol-fueled vehicles.
The strategic objective of EMINENT is to strengthen the European industry and policy institutions by establishing and operating a network that assesses results from science and technology research for the purpose of enhancing and accelerating the market introduction of energy technologies.
The design and installation of a ground-based PV system for the Ferrarini Alfonso Farm in Pieve di Fosciana (LU).
A technical and economical assessment of the whole biofuel utilization cycle - rom the collection of raw materials to the production of heat.
A study of the photovoltaic system on the rooftop of Florence’s Palazzo di Giustizia (Court of Law).
To identify and pilot models for the safe application of wastewater and sludge in a way that guarantees high yields and sufficient treatment performance without any negative environmental or hygienic impacts.
A photovoltaic system integrated into the design of the new passenger terminal at Orio Al Serio International Airport in Bergamo, Italy.
A project integrating photovoltaics into the multifunctional building, “Area Belfiore” - part of the new high speed train station of Florence.
The ultimate goal of the project is to study the implementation of innovative low cost Renewable Energy and Energy Saving Technologies at selected poor regions of the participating countries.
The new station design employs sustainable technological solutions to reduce energy consumption and polluting emissions.
A project to design and install a photovoltaic system on the sunshades of Polo Universitario in Sesto Fiorentino, Italy.
To verify a new value chain that can deliver liquid-biofuel for heat with less greenhouse gas emissions than current pathways.
RESPIRE is a global strategic initiative taken at the level of seven European countries in order to reach 100% of RES (Renewable Energy Sources) in the electricity consumption of the insular territories of the Union.
The final output of the project will be a new optimized and tested process of converting biomass to biohydrogen and a process for integrating small, medium and large biohydrogen generators.
The proposed action will design and implement highly innovative tools to force new alliances for concrete RES project ideas between CEEC (Central and Eastern European Countries) stakeholders and dynamic European RES market players.
RERUM is a process that supports local authorities to take control of the energy policy on their territory.
The project aims to elaborate a market monitoring by studying the Chinese small scale stove market conditions with the objective of creating favorable conditions for the establishment of EU-China joint ventures or/and technology transfer.
The ECHI-T project aims at elaborating a technical, economical and financial feasibility study on integrated bio-energy/bio-ethanol/DDG (distiller’s dried grains) production from Sweet Sorghum.
Photovoltaic systems for local authorities, companies, and private users, in the framework of the "Photovoltaic Roofs" programme under the Italian Ministry of Environment.
The project will provide excellent opportunities to promote RE technologies in Europe and overseas.
This preliminary study analyzed the opportunities for integration of renewable energy systems in the municipality of Sambuca Pistoiese (IT)
The objective of PV City Guide is to provide local and regional authorities as well as related professionals with the necessary information and instruments to define, evaluate, plan and implement PV projects in an urban environment.
The Project Preparation Technical Assistance was implemented between July 2000 and January 2001 in three stages.
A strategy for overcoming the information deficit amongst the European Public about photovoltaics.
This project dealt with the development of a plan for the application of renewable energy systems in a specific urban agglomeration of the Athens metropolitan area.
This project aims to face the taking decision process in the searching of optimal location for a biomass energy plant.
The objective of the project was to establish a means of sustaining interaction between financiers and the innovative European wind industry.
The overall aim of this project is to elaborate and disseminate guidelines for a “PV in School and Public Buildings”.
The aim of the EU REBUILD Initiative is to promote the development of urban environments from a global, innovative, and resource-saving viewpoint.
The goal of this action is to create a new International Directory for Energy and Environment faculty in the School of Architecture that lists the teaching capacity, research, and constancy of every school of Architecture in the world.
The proposed project aims to validate an innovative approach towards desalination over a medium term period.
This project aims at showing how, and at what cost, the beginning of a new life in arid or deserted coastal areas can be originated by the introduction of a simple bioenergy scheme.
A feasibility study assessing the implementation of an innovative low cost device called ECOSPRINTER
The aim of this proposal is to implement a technology validation project by adaptation of the innovative cold-plasma-chemical processing developed for the instantaneous production of hydrogen from a mixture of steam-ethanol vapours.
A European network tasked with elaborating a sustainable scheme for large scale electricity generated from biomass.
The informal popular bottom up implementation of RES in rural areas has proved the most important contribution to the hitherto development and may thus prove a main factor in a transition into a sustainable development.
The objective of this applied research project is to develop two components suitable for incorporation into the facade and roof of a building or to constitute the building cladding itself, when assembled in a continuous structure.