Noticias

The MOF4AIR project has involved the highest and most recognized researchers located in 25 different countries and EDIBON as the international leader engineering and manufacturer of Pilot Plants, to achieve a 55% CO2 emission reduction for 2030 and to be climate neutral in 2050.

We were selected to construct the three demonstration units. One of them is the pilot plant installed in Solamat- Merex. Solamat-Merex is a highly polluting french incinerator. Our expert engineers have already arrived at Rognac in France to install the pilot plant created for the MOF4AIR project.

We want to talk about the latest installation that we have done in the Department of Biotechnology of the Francisco de Vitoria University in Madrid (Spain) There we have installed our Computer Controlled Chemical Reactors (QRC) with its Service Unit (QUSC) and Computer Controlled Plug Flow Reactor (QRPC)

We are very pleased that the number of centers provided with EDIBON units is increasing exponentially worldwide. On this occasion, our engineers have moved to OFFICE DE LA FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE ET DE LA PROMOTION DU TRAVAIL (OFPPT) in Morocco, to install our Computer Controlled Cheese Vat (AEQC)

The second MOF4AIR pilot plant developed by EDIBON has arrived at TUPRAS. It has been safely offloaded and located in Izmit (Turkey). Our expert engineers have already arrived at Tupras to install the pilot plant created for the MOF4AIR project.

We are pleased to announce our latest installation at DN Colleges Group International (UK). There we installed our Computer Controlled Geothermal (low enthalpy) Energy Unit (EG5C)

There we have traveled to the University of Santa Clara, the Technological University of Havana (CUJAE), the University of Matanzas, University of Cienfuegos and the University of Sancti Spiritus. We have had the honor of installing many of our equipment in their facilities

At EDIBON we are very proud to be part of the MOF4AIR project, manufacturing and designing the pilot plants. In MOF4AIR they use MOFs optimized for carbon adsorption to capture CO2 in enhanced carbon capture processes.

We had the honor of participating in the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference in Baltimore

Renewable energies are clean and have almost unlimited resources provided by nature. Due to their indigenous nature, they help to reduce a country's dependence on external supplies, reduce the risk of a poorly diversified supply and promote the development of new technologies and job creation.