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REDAWN & Beyond - Final Project EventThe event presented the key results and successes from the research stakeholders, including those from the water, wastewater and irrigation industries, policy makers and regulators, supply chain, process and product manufacturers, customers, academia and other related groups. The objectives of the event were to engage stakeholders with a range of interactive activities, highlight available sources of information on the innovative topic areas and to connect and inform delegates through networking opportunities, video, virtual tours and breakout sessions. |
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(1) MAIN ROOM SESSION 1 - Recording includes:
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(2) INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS 1 - Recording includes: Energy Recovery Resource Assessment - Aonghus McNabola, Aida Merida Garcia. |
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(3) INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS 1 - Recording includes: Economic and Policy Impacts - Dawn Murphy, Action Renewables, Indalecio González Fernández, Fundación Asturiana de la Energía and Paul Coughlan, Trinity College Dublin. |
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(4) INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS 1 - Recording includes: Design Guidance and Support Tools - Armando Carravetta and Oreste Fecarotta, University of Naples, Federico II. |
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(5) INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS 2: MHP labs, Demonstration sites, (virtual tours) - Recording includes: Spanish demonstration plant - Indalecio González/Maria Jesús Rodriguez, FAEN. Jorge García/Juan Antonio Rodríguez. University of Cordoba. Francisco Carrasco/Pedro Parias. Feragua. Borja Murube. Almaco del Guadalquivir. Cortijo Calonge. |
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(6) INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS 2: MHP labs, Demonstration sites, (virtual tours) - Recording includes: Portuguese demonstration plant - Helena Ramos, Instituto Superior Técnico (IST). |
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REDAWN Final Project Summary FilmA short film showcasing findings from our REDAWN project on micro-hydro technology in water distribution networks (also available on our YouTube Channel in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish). |
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REDAWN Final Project InfographicA brief infographic summarising the REDAWN workpages and the project findings providing a quick guide to our project (also available on our YouTube Channel in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish). |
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Irrigation in AndaluciaDrone footage at our Spanish pilot site in Andalucia. The pilot micro hydro power plant uses existing excess pressure existing in an irrigation system to recover energy and transform it into clean electricity to be used by the farm. Replacing a diesel generator, it will reduce harmful emissions and help the farm improve their environmental sustainability. Click here to read more and explore the 360° images. |
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Drinking Water Networks in FranceDrone footage at SMPGA's drinking water facility, located at St Pair sur Mer in Normandy. The MHP unit is located where raw water enters a drinking water production plant, harvesting energy in the existing network and redistributing it for use in the plant. The turbine was installed in 2019 and is now operational, generating nearly 7 kW/h of hydropower that re-supplies the plant to reduce its energy consumption. In addition to the inverse pump installation, SMPGA also developed a micro-turbine, which generates energy which can be used by local people via two USB connections at a bench nearby. Click here to read more and explore the 360° image. |
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Using Hydropower to Supply a Family Home in PortugalDrone footage of an adapted pico Pelton turbine that uses a Tungsten mine reservoir to produce hydropower in Hidrica do Seixoso - Portugal: A joint project developed by IST and IG energy with the support of REDAWN. This installation is already generating sustainable energy as an alternative to grid energy. Click here to read more about the pilot site. |
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Autumn webinar series: Unlocking the Water-Energy NexusREDAWN webinar 1: Saving energy in water networks Our first event focuses on the state of the art in water networks and highlights the energy saving potential in such systems. We will also cover the concepts and applications of the latest technology in Pump-as-Turbines (PATs) and briefly present a database tool for selecting PATS. |
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REDAWN webinar 2: Micro hydropower in water networks – technical, institutional, policy case studies Our second event will use existing case studies and demonstration plants to review the potential benefits of recovering energy in water networks and the social, institutional, and political challenges to implementing this in the EU. |
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REDAWN webinar 3: Energy recovery potential, economic social and environmental impacts Our third event demonstrated the substantial potential for micro-hydropower (MHP) in the EU Atlantic Area water industry to generate clean energy and contribute to improving the sustainability of the EU’s water sector. Using a series of case studies in water distribution and irrigation networks, the significant economic and environmental benefits of MHP use was explored. |
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Our French Demonstration Site - a surveyProduced by our partners SMPGA, this film showcases our pilot micro-hydro site testing new technology to recover energy in a drinking water plant in France. (In original French, subtitles in French, English, Spanish and Portuguese). |
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Energy BoosterOur research team at UNINA, Naples, have been developing energy booster technology to eliminate the cost of accessing and maintaining hydropower plant technology. This short film shows the latest equipment being mounted in the Hydro Energy Lab at UNINA. |
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Dia de Energy / Energy DayA film from the 2019 launch of our Spanish demonstration site, describing the potential for this site and its importance for the irrigation sector. (Recorded in Spanish and English with subtitles) |
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WatefCon18: Session on Micro HydropowerThis session from 2018's Water Efficency conference in Portugal features presentations from industry specialists and academics on micro hydropower (Recorded live and translated in Portuguese and English) |
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REDAWN Project Launch EventIn early 2018 we launched the REDAWN project at SMPGA's offices in Granville, France. |
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About REDAWNA very short infographic about the project as a quick guide to our work |
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What makes REDAWN unique?At the outset of the project, our partners take a moment to explore what makes the REDAWN project so important. |
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REDAWN Project OverviewHear from project leads and representatives from the French water industry at the launch of the REDAWN project in Granville, France in early 2018 |
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