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Next General Meeting February 2025 @ HSLU, Luzern
First General Meeting @OST
The GreenHub Consortium held its first General Meeting at the OST Ostschweizer Fachhochschule on 10 July 2024.
The focus was on the first milestones, preliminary results and project status of various sub-projects, the preparation and construction of the LivingLab @KVA Horgen and many other exciting topics that contribute to the development of the Green Energy Hub..
On site visit @KVA Horgen
As part of the Innosuisse Flagship GreenHub, there was an on-site meeting of the research and implement partners involved in the project, which are responsible for setting up the research plant for the GreenHub @KVA Horgen.
Various locations within the Horgen waste incineration plant were inspected and assessed. An initial decision on where to build the research plant has been made and will now be reviewed immediately.
April 2024
Press release from February 8, 2024
Waste incineration plants as a stabilizer for the Swiss energy system
Waste incineration plants (WIP) are already multi-talented today. Heat and metals are recovered from the incinerated waste and electricity is produced. 16 Swiss research partners now want to go three steps further. They want to convert the waste products from the waste into synthetic fuels such as hydrogen and thus store surplus energy from renewable energy in summer for use in winter. The hydrogen can also be converted into raw materials for the chemical and plastics industries together with the waste gases from the waste incineration plant. In addition, the climate-damaging CO2 produced during the incineration of the waste can be reused directly on site as a raw material.
GreenHub Kick-Off Meeting
To lauch the Innosuisse Flagship GreenHub project, the 16 partners of the consrotium met on February 6, 2024 in Rapperswil-Jona.
This consortium has the primary goal to develop systemic and innovative approaches for the production, conversion and storage of energy in green liquid fuels using raw materials supplied, for example by waste incineration plants in order to increase the resilience of the energy system at times of peak demand.
