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300 million in aid for producing renewable technology equipment and components
Posted on: 30 / 06 / 2025 | 0 Comentarios
MITECO is awarding nearly 300 million euros in aid for producing renewable technology equipment and components in Spain, as part of the renewable energy value chain reinforcement program (RENOVAL).
Low NOx burners to operate in a heater for the Mexican oil industry
Posted on: 12 / 05 / 2025 | 0 Comentarios
Thermal engineering company E&M Combustion is developing two Low NOx burners to operate in a heater for the Mexican oil industry. The burners, from the JBM-HP 4500 G EX family, will be installed in Monterrey, where they will operate in a heating application for the oil and gas sector.
The UK selects 27 hydrogen projects as part of its energy transition program
Posted on: 16 / 04 / 2025 | 0 Comentarios
The Government has selected 27 hydrogen projects in the United Kingdom in its second round of HAR2 funding, aiming to revitalize the industry and support private investment of more than £1 billion by 2029.
Five green hydrogen equipment joins the new Basque list of Clean Technologies
Posted on: 18 / 12 / 2024 | 0 Comentarios
Five green hydrogen equipment are incorporated into the new Basque list of Clean Technologies to promote the sustainable development of the Basque industry, and they do so with a 30% deduction in Corporate Tax.
E&M Combustion participates in the ADIPEC 2024 oil and gas event
Posted on: 06 / 11 / 2024 | 0 Comentarios
E&M Combustión participates in the ADIPEC 2024 oil and gas event with the aim of providing its knowledge and collaboration to agents in the energy sector in the face of the challenges posed by energy security and decarbonization. Those in charge of representing the company at ADIPEC 2024 Oil and Gas event have been our colleagues Iñigo Béjar and Ashish Halageri. This is the most important fair and congress in the oil and gas sector, an event that little by little is giving way to less polluting energy technologies on their way to the energy transition.
