Our October partner meeting takes us to Cordoba, to visit the demonstration pilot site based on the Almaco del Guadalquivir farm which produces walnuts and pecans, near the village of Calonge.  We are looking forward to hearing about early results from our pilot site here, as well as updates from our other two demonstration sites in Portugal and France, which should be coming online shortly.

We will be exhibiting all the latest from REDAWN at our stand T162 at this big event at the NEC. 

Dr Kemi Adeyeye, the lead for the WATEF network at the University of Bath, which is a partner on the REDAWN project, will be speaking on "how we can reclaim lost energy in water networks" on Wednesday at 12:30.

Visit our demonstration site in Andalucia for this free event to see our innovative micro-hydro technology in action in Irrigation networks

Join us for our open day and visit our REDAWN project pilot plant, which pioneers the recovery of valuable energy lost in irrigation water networks.   Take the opportunity to meet with members of the project team and discuss the project.  

This event demonstrates technology that recovers part of the energy lost in irrigation networks through the use of hydraulic microturbines (PAT) that take advantage of the excess pressure in the network to generate energy, allowing us to save resources and improve the sustainability of the water and irrigation sector.

The day will include a visit to the facilities of Nueces de Calonge to meet this important company that has opted for the technical challenges and the expected benefits of the project. To end the day, over lunch you can meet our Spanish partners, FERAGUA, FAEN and the University of Córdoba and discuss the project in more detail.

Register now for your free place at this event as numbers are limited.

This event will be highlighting work from the REDAWN research project (redawn.eu).  REDAWN aims to improve the energy efficiency of water networks through the installation of innovative micro-hydropower technology. This technology will recover wasted energy in existing pipe networks across irrigation, public water supply, process industry, and waste-water network settings.

This project, which brings together 15 partners from 5 countries on the Atlantic coast, has a budget of 2.9 million Euros and is financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area program through the European Regional Development Fund.

For more information please follow this link to our Eventbrite page or call our hosts FERAGUA on (+34) 954 56 25 20.

Our partners at Trinity College Dublin gave a presentation today for the International Conference on Green Construction, held in Cordoba, Seville. 
Miguel Crespo Cachon detailed the design and viability study which was completed for our demonstration site piloting MHP technology in irrigation networks.