Hydrogen is envisioned to become a key enabler and energy carrier in the future 100% renewable energy system with predicted applications within transportation, grid stability, industry, re
The aim of this project is to develop a comprehensive approach, to produce large wind turbine blades fully recyclable and sustainable. To tackle the waste issue of wind turbine blades and
HT-PEMFC with Danish industry in the lead is on the threshold of market entry and consortium partners are committed to establish a production line of cell components at a production rate of 1
Hydrogen is envisioned to become a key energy carrier in the future 100% renewable energy system with predicted applications within transportation, grid stability, industry, re
PURfection will pursue total recyclability of the high-performance and difficult to replace plastic material polyurethane (PUR). Its excellent performance and extensive range of applications
Floating wind energy is a cornerstone of a carbon-free electricity supply. The Danish offshore wind industry is in a key position to play a leading role in the coming market, which is
Conventional manual manufacturing methods - hand lay-up and vacuum infusion - are to date predominantly used to produce large-scale Continuous Fiber Composite (CFC) structures for industries
The project aims to develop a symbiotic teleoperation solution to the Wind Turbine Blade (WTB) maintenance. The current solution to the WTB maintenance largely relies on human technicians who
A new epoch of hyperspectral imaging (HSI) technology is evolving as the technology has gained interest in the recent decade, mainly due to enhanced production methods, improved computing
The starting point of the project is DTU’s development of a phosphate solid hydrogen ion conducting membrane which is “ionic-protonic-superconducting” in the temperature range 230 – 350 °C
The scope of the project is to recycle high value precious metal catalyst and polymer components from HT-PEMFC MEAs, implement inhouse MEA production using alternative components and test the
READY will pursue textile-to-textile recycling, spearheaded by the Danish textile companies Mascot, Bestseller, and Kvadrat. The continuously growing textile production has approximately
We urgently need solutions to reduce our resource consumption and waste created. We all see in our everyday cooking how plastic waste piles up with 31 kg of plastic waste produced per EU
The aim is to develop an integrated technology for organic waste treatment resulting in significantly lower carbon footprint approximately 1-2 kg eq. of CO2 for proteinous feed production by
Hyperspectral imaging using broadband light sources is very important to textiles and meat. Textile recycling is a growing industry due to its immense pollution of microplastics and chemicals