Projects with European Space Agency
Space is an enticing laboratory for the future of humankind and the planet. That’s why ENGIE Laborelec is fully on board with its multidisciplinary teams in a wide range of innovative space projects, bringing to the table comprehensive expertise in…
Aquilon project
A 100% renewable-fed, constant power system is being developed by Storengy Deutschland GmbH, in collaboration with ENGIE Laborelec, to cover the energy needs of Peckensen gas storage site (Germany)... and more!
Second research contract with European Space Agency (ESA)
Rocketing onwards and upwards: we have just signed a second research contract with the European Space Agency (ESA). This new project aims to develop new titanium alloys for additive manufacturing (AM, or 3D printing) targeting high-end structural performance applications. In…
First research contract with European Space Agency (ESA)
We are pleased to announce that we have signed a first research contract with the European Space Agency (ESA). The project aims to develop an intelligent robot-assisted non-destructive system to investigate composite structures.
ENGIE, Carmeuse, and John Cockerill join forces to reduce industrial CO2 emissions in Wallonia
A new carbon capture project in Wallonia, Belgium seems set to save the better part of a million tonnes of CO2 emissions over its first ten years of operation. The Columbus project, the largest of its kind in the world,…
HIPERION – Panels with embedded lenses to revolutionize PV industry
16 partners, including universities and industries from 9 countries. 48 months, starting in September 2019 Budget: 13.53 M€ of which 10.59 M€ EU H2020 public funding.
MUSE GRIDS – Becoming less dependent from the external grid
19 partners, including universities and industries from 7 countries. 36 months, starting in November 2018 Budget: € xxx M of which about x M€ EU H2020 public funding. Project website: http://www.muse-grids.eu
POWERKITE – Leveraging Deep Green tidal energy
9 partners, including universities and industries from 3 countries. 36 months, starting in January 2016 Budget: 5.07 M€ of which about 4 M€ EU H2020 public funding. Project website: https://minesto.com/our-technology