Energy from miniature power plants
BRANCHES was a H2020 “Coordination Support Action” project, that brought together 12 partners from 5 different countries. The overall objective of BRANCHES was to foster knowledge transfer and innovation in rural areas (agriculture and forestry), enhancing the viability and competitiveness of biomass, supply chains and promoting innovative technologies, rural bioeconomy solutions and sustainable agricultural and forest management. The Practice Abstract presents the story of Volter Ltd. a system that designs and manufactures miniature power plants producing heat and power. The container-based heat and power station is dimensioned to cover the energy needs of a farm, a housing community or a company
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Detail příspěvku
- Umístění
- Finland
- Autoři
- Jyrki Raitila
- Účel
- Communication
- Dissemination
- Typ souboru
- Document
- Velikost souboru
- 734 kB
- Vytvořeno dne
- 31-12-2023
- Jazyk původu
- English
- Oficiální webové stránky projektu
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- Licence
- CC BY
- Klíčová slova
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