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Around 20 organisations, led by the Fraunhofer Institute, have collaborated to significantly reduce the consumption of virgin plastics and give recycled plastics a chance.

Europe recognises TECNALIA’s high level of research and involvement in the energy transition

The infrastructure provides information on the behaviour of materials, components and equipment working in a variety of areas: atmospheric, splash, immersion, confined and seabed.

Optimising its processes has resulted in a saving of 230,000 hours, valued at around 4.3 million euros.

Compared with reverse osmosis, capacitive deionisation reduces operating costs, energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

Its objective is to produce natural functional ingredients using plant-based by-products from agrifood companies and launch them on the market.

The Co-Change initiative will reward ideas that generate a change in practical terms, procedures, routines or rules throughout the research cycle.

Some of the testing standards under which we work are: ISO 899-1, ISO 899-2, ASTM D7791 and ASTM D3479

The application of the tested paint improves the thermal efficiency in recovery units / collectors of the heat emitted

The research carried out represents an important contribution to moving industry towards environmental sustainability

CDTI has awarded a subsidy of €250,000 to the innovative technology-based company, Ingredalia, through the NEOTEC Programme.

Reducing the weight of a vehicle by 10% leads to a 7% reduction in fuel consumption and consequently in CO2 emissions.