The project aims to validate the integration of hybrid solar panels for generating electrical and thermal energy in academic buildings. Additionally, it evaluates the operation of anaerobic digesters powered by solar energy.
The project aims to develop a pre-industrial strategy for producing a nitrogen-rich hydrolysate from water and chicken feather waste generated in poultry farms, using exclusively a microbiological platform and a continuous mixing reactor with a paddle system, that is, at a minimal cost.
Due to the importance and concern that emerging contaminants raise in our society, this project aims to design a sampler (along with its subsequent validation and application) for detecting such contaminants in air samples.
The project develops a new biogas cleaning system for renewable natural gas production through chemical absorption using CaO. This process enables the production of high-quality biomethane by consuming only thermal energy.
This project has funded the implementation of the internationalization plan of the Institute of Sustainable Processes at the University of Valladolid.
