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ReBiBiR: Ibero-American Network of Biomass and Rural Bioenergy Technologies

NameReBiBiR: Ibero-American Network of Biomass and Rural Bioenergy Technologies
CategoryBioenergy
Start DateJanuary 2019
End DateDecember 2022
LeaderInstituto de investigaciones en energía no convencional. Universidad de Salta Argentina
PartnersEnergyLab, Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT), EBION, ENERBASQUE, Instituto de Estudios sobre la Ciencia y la Tecnología, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes (IESCT-UNQ), Universidad privada Santa Cruz de la Sierra (UPSA), Núcleo de Excelencia en Generación Térmica y Distribuida (NEST), Instituto de Ingeniería Mecánica-IEM, Universidad Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI), Centro de Estudios de Recursos Energéticos, Universidad de Magallanes (UMAG), Universidad del Biobio (UBB), Grupo de Investigación Bioindustrias, Fundación Universidad Autónoma de Colombia (FUAC), Centro de Desarrollo Industrial TECSOL (CDI-TC), Centro de Gestión de la información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGÍA), Centro de Tecnología Apropiada, Universidad Católica Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (CTA-UC), Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (UNALM).
Financing entitiesPrograma Iberoamericano de ciencia y tecnología para el desarrollo (CYTED).

Description

The main’s project aim is to promote the efficient use and management of solid biomass and its thermal energy recovery in the rural and urban-marginal Ibero-American. This will be achieved through the construction of a network and virtual platform that relieves, shares, discusses, agrees and makes available to the Region the fundamental technological advances that could contribute to the synergic construction of more sustainable and resilient against climate change communities and territories.

EnergyLab's Tasks

EnergyLab will be involved in the following tasks:

  • Management of information and knowledge generated: the center helps with its knowledge in the contribution of resources, technologies and participation and transfer mechanisms.
  • Sharing and mutual learning with the rest of the project groups. To this, two fundamental subtasks are integrated in this block:
  • Identify the state of the art technologies for the use of biomass and rural bioenergy and possible points of improvement for the implementation of new bioenergetic systems.
  • Capitalize on the strengths of the different groups to enhance synergies by systematizing, exchanging and disseminating scientific-technical advances, experiences, academic offerings, internships, projects, available infrastructure and other resources.
  • Joint production of knowledge. The expected development of the network is:
  • Build a Good Practices Briefcase (BP), with the identification of the technological contributions of product, process and organization that constitute engines of production of sustainable bioenergy systems in the rural and urban-marginal Ibero-American environment.
  • Detect the needs of future research in order to propose joint projects that allow the continuity of the work started.

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