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Water is an essential resource for human life, economic development, and the planet’s ecological balance. However, as we move deeper into the 21st century, its availability and quality are increasingly at risk. Population growth, industrial and agricultural pollution, water scarcity in vulnerable regions, climate change, and rapid urbanization are all intensifying pressure on this finite resource.

For decades, the traditional energy model has relied on large, centralized power plants that generate electricity and distribute it through extensive grids to end users. While this model has proven effective, it now faces major challenges: the need to integrate intermittent renewable energy sources, the urgency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and increasing vulnerability to extreme weather events or grid failures. In this new context,...

The electrification of society and the ongoing expansion of renewable energy are profoundly transforming the global energy landscape. This transition to clean and sustainable sources presents a critical challenge: how can we store energy efficiently, safely, and sustainably to ensure it is available whenever needed?

Green hydrogen, also called renewable hydrogen, is hydrogen obtained by using renewable energies in its production. Hydrogen is not a primary energy source but an energy carrier, it requires a chemical process for its production. Green hydrogen is...

Climate change and the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels have driven the scientific and industrial communities to seek innovative solutions. One of the most promising strategies is CO₂ valorization, transforming this greenhouse gas into high-value-added chemical products. In this context, the ECOCAT project was born, aiming to develop a complete carbon circular economy using advanced porous materials with enhanced catalytic properties.

In a world where climate change represents one of the greatest threats to our future, carbon dioxide (CO2) adsorption has become an urgent priority. The increasing concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, primarily driven by human activities such as fossil fuel combustion and deforestation, has led to global temperature rise and a series of adverse environmental effects...

Today, practical education has gained unprecedented prominence worldwide, driven by the need to prepare students for the dynamic and complex challenges of the real world. As labor market demands evolve, educational institutions have recognized the importance of complementing theoretical instruction with hands-on experiences that...

In a constantly transforming world, where technology advances at an unprecedented pace, education must also evolve to meet the demands of new generations and the labor market.

At EDIBON, we are committed to developing innovative technologies that promote the circular economy. Biomass, a renewable energy source, plays a crucial role in this effort. In this article, we will explore how second-generation biofuels and chemical products can be produced from organic biomass, among many other things.

Today, automation and efficiency are key factors in industrial and scientific development. Process control plays a crucial role in this context by enabling the monitoring, regulation, and optimization of industrial systems and processes, ensuring they operate efficiently, safely, and consistently.