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Industrial waste heat, how to reuse energy wasted in production processes
Posted on: 21 / 08 / 2021 | 0 Comentarios
The energy wasted in production processes could have a new life and contribute to the fight against climate change. The industrial waste heat generated in the Basque Country could be reused and would mean considerable energy savings in the facilities. Researchers from the UPV / EHU University have identified the potential of these sources of energy wasted so far in production processes and they propose its recovery and reuse in other processes. In a context of the high cost of fossil fuels and the great environmental impact they represent, it is unthinkable to waste thermal energy.
Hydrogen combustion. Interview with Iñigo Béjar, in The Hydrogen Podcast
Posted on: 08 / 08 / 2021 | 0 Comentarios
Industry is one of those sectors in which Hydrogen Combustion is called to play a fundamental role. In the last pre-holiday broadcast of the technical dissemination media The Hydrogen Podcast, Iñigo Béjar, CEO of E&M Combustión, tells the consultants of this specialized media the details concerning the combustion of hydrogen from the perspective of its extensive experience in technologies industrial combustion, both with alternative fuels and fossil fuels.
Mixed burner for the industrial waste treatment and recovery plant
Posted on: 28 / 07 / 2021 | 0 Comentarios
E&M Combustion has developed a Mixed Burner to operate in an industrial waste treatment and recovery plant. The equipment is already underway in its final location, where it uses natural gas and recycled oil as fuel with the aim of reducing the environmental footprint and working on a sustainable circular economy project.
Germany: stream of large manufacturers in the hydrogen sector
Posted on: 16 / 02 / 2021 | 0 Comentarios
Siemens, Thyssenkrupp, Daimler ... Stream of large manufacturers in the hydrogen sector. German industrial giants compete for hydrogen projects, with the help of German and European public funds. Last May, Berlin approved 62 investment projects, for a total of 33,000 million euros, including 8,000 million of public money.






