The growth of renewable energies, the development of new uses for energy such as electrical mobility and self-consumption, provision for isolated locations, and so on — a number of factors explain the bullish growth across the storage sector. In fact, energy storage is of particular interest for smoothing demand fluctuations and addressing the peaks in consumption...
Read articleAt the interface between land and sea, coastlines represent many different physical realities – sandy beaches, cliffs, marshes, lagoons, deltas, estuaries, etc. – whilst maintaining its own dynamic. A large proportion of these “coastal objects” are confronted with two major hazards – marine erosion and marine submersion.
Read articleThere is much talk about renovation to reduce energy consumption but waste management is just as important for the building industry. The subject is certainly not new, but with the goalposts constantly moving in order to achieve circularity, it's definitely time to speed things up.
Read articleThe bio-based sector is developing fast. Previously based on physicochemical or thermal processes, resource transformation is increasingly via biotechnology processes such as catalysis or fermentation. After several years of development and pilot experimentation, some biotech processes are now entering industrialisation.
Read articleEtymologically, taxonomy is a classification system. Describing something as “green” designates a classification system for economic activities that are globally sustainable...
Read articleBOD5 is an essential tool in the biological treatment of wastewater. What is its role? How is it measured and how is it different from COD?
Read articleFor Pollutec 2018, the team had the chance to meet and interview Enrique Bayonne Sopo, Director of the Energy Cluster of the Valencia Region, in Spain.
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