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Energy audit and augmented reality: how to combine them? RETROFEED innovation accelerated by COVID-19
The event was organised by the RETROFEED project on 2 December 2020. It showcased the variety of innovative responses to the unanticipated circumstances brought upon industries in 2020. The event included some reflections of the European Commission, followed by a demonstration session of energy audit and related augmented reality. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information provided in this press release. This project has received funding from the European Unions Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 869939. The responsibility for the information and the views set out in this Press release lies entirely with the the authors. The EU Commission isnot responsible for. the information provided by the authors. The European Commission does not own the content of the press release and the authors' comments. The responsibility for this article is solely with the views provided in reference to the information. The European commission is not to the content provided by this release. The article.
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An Integrated Approach for Industrial Symbiosis: the CORALIS project
Industrial Symbiosis (IS) aims to mimic the functioning of ecological systems. A consortium of 29 partners will work together aiming at: Decarbonising the resource and energy intensive industry sectors. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made.
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One Electrical Network Infrastructure for Europe: the OneNet Project
The Horizon 2020 OneNet project aims to consolidate results and learnings into a comprehensive framework for European grid flexibility. It will: Identify standardised flexibility products and services; Design a common market scheme for Europe; implement the reference version of the IT architecture;.
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How does COVID19 affect energy efficiency plans of industry?
Findings for Germany will be published at European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (eceee)s Industry conference, global outcomes towards the turn of years. The questionnaire is accessible to manufacturing companies across 12 dedicated country versions and five further universal language versions.
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Ceramics industry and the transition to a Circular Economy
The EU ceramic industry represents an annual production value of around €30 billion. The EU Emissions Trading System covers over 1200 ceramic installations. Ceramic products can be reused, recycled or recovered after their end-of-life.
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EUROPEAN ALUMINIUM: sustainable industrial recovery plan
2019 data show primary production in Europe is flat, despite a growing demand for aluminium products. This is due to tensions on the aluminium supply chain caused by trade issues at global level and high energy prices. There are 15 smelters in the EU,.
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CEMBUREAU’s roadmap towards #Cement2050 – a Carbon Neutrality Roadmap
The European Cement Association published its Carbon Neutrality Roadmap. Roadmap sets out the cement industry's ambition to reach net zero emissions by 2050. By 2030, CEMBUREAU aspires to be in line with the Paris Agreements two.
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Utility Asset Management—Digital Twin or Digital Octuplets
Some people call the geographic information system (GIS) a digital twin of the grid. GIS captures grid assets and their locations. It includes their attributes and some behavior. The problem for many utilities is that GIS has many brothers and sisters that.
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Ushering in the decade of digital
2019 was quite a year for digitalization in the Utility sector. Digitalization has become a dominant, if not permanent part of the Utility lexicon. In 2019 alone, the Utility Industry will have spent over $60 billion on digitalization initiatives.
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Data centers aren't the energy hogs we thought
Researchers developed the most detailed model to date of global data center energy use. The model provides a more nuanced view of data Center energy use and its drivers. More efforts are needed to better monitor energy use moving forward, lead author says.
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