CARTIF PROJECTS

REEMAIN

Efficiency of energy and material resources.

Description

The REEMAIN Project (Resource and Energy Efficient ManufacturINg) combines cutting edge knowledge and experience from production processes, energy simulation software tools, energy and resource planning and renewable energy and storage to develop and demonstrate a methodology and platform likely to boost the efficiency of both energy and material resources.

Within the REEMAIN framework the intelligent employment of renewable energy technologies and resource saving strategies consider energy purchase, generation, conversion, distribution, utilization, control, storage, re-use in a holistic and integrated way.

Objectives

  • Innovation on use of resources (energy and materials) at the factory, including the optimization of the production-process-product.
  • Decision making tool to support factory owners in the complex tasks of analysis, decision and planning.
  • Dissemination at the European and International levels together with a strong support for standardization activities.

Actions

  • Seamless integration of renewable energy systems,
  • Recovery of wasted energy.
  • Simulation tool to plan best strategies towards resource efficiency and minimal environmental and cost impact.
  • Demonstration activities in three different factories (SCM foundry in Italy, Bossa textiles in Turkey and Gullon biscuits in Spain).

Expected results

  • Simulation tool.
  • 15 efficiency measures in demo factories.
  • Innovative industrial electricity storage prototyp.
  • Innovative concentration solar panel.

Partners

  • SOLERA
  • YOURIS.COM
  • FRAUNHOFER
  • EURAC
  • RTM SOLUTION
  • BOSSA
  • GULLON
  • DE MONTFORT UNIVERISTY LEICESTER
  • IES
  • ESTERNEJI
  • DR JAKOB ENERGY RESEARCH
  • IK4IKERLAN
  • SCMGROUP
  • CRIT
  • AENOR

 

VII Framework Programme

608977

Total budget: 9 722 946,75 €
Contribution: 6 098 037 €
Duration: 01/10/2013 – 30/09/2017

Responsible 

Anibal Reñones

Division of Energies

anireñ@cartif.es

Networking

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