Ingelia has been selected as “Best Innovation” in the category “Public Private Partnership” on the V edition of “INNOVADORES 2013” Awards organized by the Spanish newspaper “El Mundo”. The event formed part of the first annual Innovation Forum, held in Valencia on February 10, 2014. The forum had the presence and live reflections, among others,…
A new research project supported by the European Union with the intention to find new applications for wet biomass waste materials has successfully been started. Eight project-partners from four different EU-countries are going to work together on the “NEWAPP”-project for the next 30 months (NEWAPP Website)(NEWAPP Website). The project focusses on the application of the…
Ingelia has been present in the 4th edition of the Conference UBioChem – “Utilization of Biomass for Sustainable Fuels & Chemicals”, held in Valencia, presenting hydrothermal carbonization plants as a decentralized biorefinery for wet biomass. Building plants near the origin of organic residues, it allows the transformation of biomass into a biofuel with high energy…
Ingelia will be present at the conference Biomun (“Bioenergy for Municipalities”) to be held in Valladolid on October 22th at the Fair Expobioenergía. Together with the municipalities of Náquera and Bétera, we will explain the implementation of a hydrothermal carbonization process of municipal biomass: pruning, gardening, agricultural and forestry.
In mid-July, Ingelia was notified of the granting of a subsidy under the Regional Incentives program for the expansion of its facilities in the biomass hydrothermal carbonization plant in the municipality of Náquera.
Ingelia has obtained U.S. patent on industrial design made for our hydrothermal carbonization plant, in particular on the pressure and temperature control system for HTC reactors. The patent obtained is the result of the international patenting process performed on our Spanish patents already obtained in 2011. In the coming months is expected to go getting…
Ingelia attended the 21th edition of the European Biomass Conference held in Copenhagen in early June 2013, through a poster on future energy carriers that can be obtained from biocoal in our HTC plants HTC.
In the coming weeks, Ingelia will start up the new automated system of post-treatment of biocoal in order to achieve the characteristics required by the market, reducing the volume of ashes and separating the water of HTC process. For this, Ingelia invested in equipment for gravity and hydromechanical separation of improper staff and mechanical separation…
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