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HyChain project green hydrogen

HyChain – Energy Carriers and Hydrogen Supply Chain

Hydrogen plays an important role in the future renewable energy systems. In a large scale sustainable energy system green hydrogen, produced by electrolysis of water, is a crucial element. The HyChain...
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Plasma Conversions

Industrial ammonia production is very energy intensive and has a huge carbon dioxide footprint. The proposed technology, provides an ecologically clean alternative process to Haber-Bosch without carbon dioxide emissions, when...
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Riconfigure

Reconfiguring Research and Innovation Constellations Understanding how best to support the involvement of traditionally overseen participants in the innovation process is the purpose for which the research project RiConfigure has...
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VERA – ACCELERATION ENERGY TRANSITION REALIZATION APPROACH

Heat pump technology has a lot of potential. For instance to reduce energy-use, promote electrification, and stimulate circularity in industrial processes. However, the success of industrial heat pump technology strongly...
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GreenWedge

The GreenWedge project’s goal is to build capacity at technology suppliers within the small and medium enterprises in relation to the development of propositions for the presentation of efficient energy...
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WeCare – We Create Awareness & Reduce Energy

The WeCARE project demonstrated the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence technology of EnergQ at a selected number of end users. EnerGQ’s self-learning energy management technology unveiled the excessive energy consumption and with that...
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FOMM – Forward Osmosis Membrane and Module development

Forward osmosis (FO) is a technology recently developed on academic level, with very few example applications in the market, despite its strong benefits. FO is an energy efficient and effective...
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IMPROVISE – Improved process operation via rigorous simulation models

Improved daily operations of important chemical processes in the Dutch chemical industry through operation technology based on detailed physical models. Incentive Being able to anticipate what a chemical process is...
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INSPEC – Integrating sensor based process monitoring and advanced process control

INSPEC quantitatively integrates information from state-of-the-art Process Analytical Technology, process measurements and dynamic process models (data driven or physics-based) into Advanced Process Control. This will induce a step-change with respect to...
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schematic view of an Rotating Packed Bed reactor

IMPACCT – Improved process performance by process intensification in centrifugal contactors

Centrifugal contactors, such as RPBs, could provide significant improvement of separation processes in the chemical industry. This technology seems potentially suitable for replacing or debottlenecking current unit operations which suffer...
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Cell-U-Value - Creating circular chemistry

Cell-U-Value

Cell-U-Value aims to develop and utilize the capabilities of tertiary cellulose as a feedstock for biobased and sustainable chemicals to its fullest potential, and also to tackle and overcome the...
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ERGO – Energy Reduction by Condition-based Monitoring

Using SAM4 to detect energy-inefficiencies and realize energy reduction. Semiotic Labs’ SAM4 provides a novel and unique approach to condition monitoring for critical AC motors and rotating equipment such as...
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