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Promoting Energy-Water Nexus resource efficiency through Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency EERES4WATER This project is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area eeres4water.eu @EERES4WATER Programme through the European Regional


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Promoting Energy-Water Nexus resource efficiency through Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency EERES4WATER

This project is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund

@EERES4WATER eeres4water.eu

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • 1. EERES4WATER CONSORTIUM
  • 2. THE PROJECT
  • 3. EXPECTED RESULTS
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  • 1. EERES4WATER CONSORTIUM
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THE CONSORTIUM

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Atlantic countries

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Project partners 7 Associated partners

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ASSOCIATED PARTNERS

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  • 2. THE PROJECT
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EERES4WATER PROJECT

➢Programme priority: Fostering resource efficiency​ ➢ Programme specific objective: Fostering renewable energies and energy efficiency​ ➢ Budget

  • Total costs: 3.130.993,08€​
  • ERDF: 2.348.244,81€​
  • National match-funding: 782.748,27€​

➢ 3 years (April 2019 – March 2022)

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SUMMARY

EERES4WATER will enhance the institutional, technical and social framework to promote the direct use of renewable energy sources (RES) and energy efficiency in water cycle by influencing related policies and introduction of new processes and technologies. These improvements will bring the Atlantic Area to the forefront

  • f strategies, policies and utilization of RES and energy efficiency

as well as sustainability.

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EERES4WATER GOAL

The challenge: The Energy-Water nexus have been on a regional

  • r technology-by-

technology basis A holistic approach where deep knowledge of the nexus and the development of local policies, strategies and tools to reduce energy needs and/or promote RES in the nexus should be profoundly addressed​ To provide Atlantic Area target stakeholders with the tools and instruments needed to overcome the Energy- Water nexus challenges and increase its utilization​

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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

Providing policy recommendations and legal framework for policy makers and public administrators Developing innovative technological solutions​ Developing supporting tools​ (ICT tool for decision making and support services)​

Establishing cooperation agreements between the academia and the private sector​ Providing information and awareness about resource efficiency

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WHAT’S NEW?

Institutional level Social level Technical level

First holistic, systemic approach built upon 3 pillars

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WHAT’S NEW?

➢ At institutional level:

  • Quantitative Story-Telling based-policy making
  • ICT tool for decision making at industrial level
  • AAA+ label as an advancement vs. current regulation
  • Transnational Service on Innovative Energy and Water technologies (SIEW)

➢ At social level:

  • Open innovation strategies will join academia and private sector, pursuing joint R&D and cooperation
  • agreements. SMEs, start-ups and entrepreneurs will be targeted, tackling local unemployment.
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WHAT’S NEW?

➢ At technical level:

  • Low-cost wave-driven desalination​
  • Low-cost reflector designs for CPC-type solar collectors in

photochemical/photocatalytic reactors​

  • Novel storage technologies with photovoltaic generation​
  • RES driven pumping system ​
  • Efficient wastewater facilities operation based on modelling water

quality processes in the marine environment ​

  • Cost and resource efficient reverse osmosis water treatment and

desalination;​

  • Retrofitting guidelines for desalination plants​
  • Energy recovered vs. energy dissipated​
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  • 3. EXPECTED RESULTS
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IMPACT

➢Atlantic Area domestic resources unlocking and an improved sustainability of processes and policies related to the water cycle. ➢+5% of renewable energy installed capacity and the adoption of energy efficiency patterns through the delivery of at least 5 new products.​ ➢More favorable conditions for the local renewable energy and energy-efficiency sectors, leading to a better positioning of the Atlantic Area in creation of new value-chains, strategies, jobs and regional growth.​

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LONG TERM EFFECTS

Increase of 5% of RE capacities installed (by year 5) and 10% (by year 10) WWTP will decrease its energy consumption in at least 5% by year 5 and 10% by year 10 5 new products and 2 new cross-sectorial, cross- regional value chains New regional strategies, wide adoption of AAA+ label, energy efficiency water treatment testing and certification service Transnational Service on Innovative Energy and Water technologies (SIEW)

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TARGET GROUPS TO BE INVOLVED

TARGET GROUPS

Private sector

10 large enterprises of plant

  • peration and construction

10 SMEs for innovative components and processes 10 water or energy utilities and end-users

Public organisations

Shaping policy, investments

Civil society & Academia

Communication, capitalization, OI

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Thanks for your attention!

This project is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund

@EERES4WATER eeres4water.eu

www.eeres4water.eu contact@eeres4water.eu @EERES4WATER