INGEOBRAS has been beneficiary of a project within the “PAIP” programme. The objective is to implement the experience in water treatment to obtain new knowledge and improve the bioproduction of hydrogen from wastewater. The aim of the project is to promote a new line of innovation in the company, based on the generation of clean…
DetailsThe project The BIO-H2 project proposes a system for generating biological green H2 using organic matter from wastewater as a substrate. This system is an economical and modular solution. It allows the recovery of wastewater in industry, especially if it contains a high concentration of sugars in its effluents, as is the case in the…
DetailsINGEOBRAS has been selected for its green hydrogen generation technology from wastewater as one of the 101 Business Climate Examples. This initiative rewards innovative business projects for their commitment and ambition to stop the climate emergency and move towards decarbonisation. Measuring impact, reducing emissions, developing innovative technologies, public reporting of actions and social mobilisation are…
DetailsINGEOBRAS and BioGasDT have participated in a high added value pilot project for a fresh egg processing company in Zaragoza (Spain). In this project, a circular system for the production of biogas from chicken manure has been created. It is a highly innovative initiative that aims to transform waste (3 tons of chicken manure per…
DetailsINGEOBRAS, a Spanish company specialized in hydraulic engineering, led in 2017 – 2018 a comprehensive irrigation macro-project in Padarçöl (Azerbaijan). In this way, the company managed to convert 4900 hectares of rainfed land into irrigated land, generate more than 100 jobs and invigorate an area of the country with a low per capita income. It…
DetailsIn the agri-food sector, water is an essential resource for the development of its productive activity. Water consumption in this industry represents approximately 1.8% of total water use in Europe. Therefore, saving and reusing water is becoming increasingly important. Companies generate large economic savings by giving a second life to their wastewater. On the one…
DetailsNitrates are inorganic chemical compounds that occur naturally in the environment. In fact, nitrogen is a vital nutrient that helps plants and crops grow by producing plant tissue and chlorophyll for photosynthesis among other functions. However, these natural cycles are affected by certain human activities (such as the use of fertilisers or manures) which lead…
DetailsNowadays we live in a world where processes are increasingly interconnected through the Internet of Things (IoT). A fusion is created with the latest technological developments to achieve a perfect combination that integrates the physical with the virtual environment. In fact, Industry 4.0 is already considered the fourth industrial revolution. In this context, the Ministry…
DetailsOn 16 August, the beaches of Murcia’s Mar Menor were (once again) littered with hundreds of dead fish on their shores. The Mar Menor lagoon is located in Murcia in southeastern Spain. It is the largest permanent saltwater lagoon in Europe, a unique natural enclave of great ecological value. Before 2015 it was characterised as…
DetailsINGEOBRAS has been chosen as a pioneering company in the development of water treatment technologies that stands out for its fully sustainable business model. It is exactly this point on which the latest article by “El Confidencial” (entitled “From fossils to renewables: four cases of how Spain is turning towards a green economy”) focuses on.…
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