Projects with European Space Agency
Space is an enticing laboratory for ENGIE Laborelec. We are on board with our multidisciplinary teams in innovative space projects, in many fields.
ENGIE Laborelec playing key role in FORWARD-2030 project
ENGIE Laborelec will play a key role in the ambitious FORWARD-2030 project, which is designed to demonstrate viability of a multi-vector zero-carbon energy system that combines wind and tidal energy with energy storage solutions and green hydrogen production.
Second research contract with European Space Agency (ESA)
Rocketing onwards and upwards: we have just signed a second…
ENGIE, Carmeuse, and John Cockerill join forces to reduce industrial CO2 emissions in Wallonia
A new carbon capture project in Wallonia, Belgium seems set…
First research contract with European Space Agency (ESA)
We are pleased to announce that we have signed a…
HIPERION – Panels with embedded lenses to revolutionize PV industry
How must Europe’s PV industry address foreign competition? The HIPERION R&D project is working on mass production of innovative PV panels with embedded lenses.
MUSE GRIDS – Becoming less dependent from the external grid
How can local communities become less dependent from the external energy grid? The MUSE GRIDS R&D project aims to demonstrate a set of solutions in real-life operational conditions.
POWERKITE – Leveraging Deep Green tidal energy
Powerkite is an R&D project on Deep Green tidal energy, which involves sweeping a turbine across a large underwater area, producing electricity from slow tidal and ocean currents.
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