Kalfrisa solutions for energy optimization and digitalization of industrial processes

Kalfrisa launches the IGNITE project to optimize industrial preheaters with HPC technology and digital twins

At Kalfrisa, we are taking a further step in our commitment to industrial energy efficiency with the development of IGNITE, a European R&D project that will apply high-performance computing (HPC) and the creation of digital twins to improve the design and performance of industrial combustion preheaters. This project, which we are developing in collaboration with […]
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Kalfrisa solutions for energy optimization and digitalization of industrial processes

Clean Energy: The Path to a More Sustainable Future

In today’s world, clean energy is essential to combat climate change and reduce the carbon footprint generated by human activities. These are energy sources that do not emit pollutants or contribute to global warming. They include solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and other renewable energies that allow the generation of electricity or heat without depleting natural […]
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Kalfrisa Towards a More Sustainable Future

Kalfrisa, committed to sustainability, participates in various initiatives to promote a greener and more efficient future. In this context, at Kalfrisa, together with the R&D department, we are participating in the LIFE program under the Circular Economy and Quality of Life subprogram with the ABATE project, where high-performance technologies are applied to reduce VOCs in […]
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Inauguration of the Clean Technology Design and Validation Center

The energy transition and the need for alternative energy sources, which became evident in 2019, led Kalfrisa to focus on decarbonization as our main research line. Since then, we have set significant challenges within the framework of sustainable development and industrial decarbonization, developing real solutions with minimal energy consumption that are capable of operating with […]
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Hydrogen: An Alternative Fuel

The EU has set one of its most notable goals as achieving climate neutrality by 2050. As a first step, member states are required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% compared to 1990 levels by 2030. Europe’s push to achieve this neutrality relies largely on the use of hydrogen as a fuel. […]
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