InnoEnergy, a driving force for sustainable energy innovation in Europe, supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, has invested in Ingelia SL. In this way, Innoenergy sees real potential in Ingelia and provides assistance to the company to commercialize its technological innovation in both the reuse of biomass and the production of biofuel.
A great opportunity for Ingelia, which has already completed its fourth capital increase with a balanced shareholding and focused on the company's international expansion. Innoenergy favours its connection to markets and business opportunities throughout Europe. Through its European network of industry experts, companies and researchers, InnoEnergy will allow Ingelia access to more than 360 European project partners to support its development and shorten the time to market of its innovative ideas.
The concept of Ingelia SL undoubtedly meets the requirements to change the future of the sustainable energy sector, as its technology manages to solve waste management problems, generating carbon materials for bioindustry applications, in line with the objectives of the EC.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, THE FUTURE OF EUROPE
At InnoEnergy, they build sustainable and long-lasting operational frameworks based on industry, research and education within the energy sector. To ensure the most efficient use of primary energy sources, future energy production will depend on the optimal combination of power generation and chemical production. Coal, gas and their chemical derivatives therefore still have an important role to play in creating a stable and long-term energy supply for Europe.
InnoEnergy therefore encourages innovation in waste conversion technologies, flexible energy systems, carbon capture and storage, and unconventional gas and oil extraction that help reduce CO2, NOx, SOx and particulate emissions; in addition to optimizing the use of biomass, waste and unconventional gases, as well as fossil fuels, and supporting an economically viable strategy for CO2 capture and storage. It also aims to extend the use of natural resources such as unconventional gas and increase operational efficiency in both energy production and industrial processes.
INNOENNERGY
InnoEnergy has 22 shareholders and works with more than 400 associates and project partners across Europe in the fields of education, innovation and business. Its activities are managed through its regional offices located in Benelux, Central Europe, France, Germany, Iberia and Scandinavia. At the same time, it has an extensive network of partners representing top-level industries, research centres and universities across Europe.
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