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Tekniker presents its latest smart manufacturing solutions at the European Transfiere forum

The technology centre will participate as a speaker and exhibitor during the conference hosted by FEDIT to explain the organisation’s latest developments in terms of advanced manufacturing, surface engineering and ICTs.

Surface engineering applied to hydrogen production

The Tekniker technology centre is applying advanced material deposition techniques within the framework of the H2BASQUE project to reduce manufacturing costs of components that are critical for the production of hydrogen.

Advanced surfaces to extend life cycles of offshore wind power facilities

Within the framework of the AVANSURF project Tekniker has collaborated to develop new multifunctional coatings for the offshore wind power sector and provide new monitoring technologies to assess the degree of corrosion affecting coatings in order to overcome a number of technical challenges associated with marine environmental conditions.

An innovative plant to boost solar thermal power

The Tekniker technology centre has coordinated the MOSAIC project whose ultimate goal consists in developing and validating a new CSP plant concept that reduces construction and operating costs.

Hydrogen, a key element for decarbonisation

Climate change is currently one of the main challenges society must cope with to reduce carbon dioxide emissions drastically. Consequently, an energy transition is also required to replace fossil fuels with renewables. In this regard, renewable hydrogen will eventually become one of the main energy vectors needed to carry out said energy transition efficiently.

A new edition of the Euspen Talent Programme featuring “The LEGO Challenge at CERN” is coming

Organised by Euspen, the European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology (of which Tekniker is a member organisation), the ultimate goal of this competition is to find Europe’s most outstanding engineering students.