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SEEV4-City stands for ‘Smart, clean Energy and Electric Vehicles 4 the City’.The SEEV4-City project is exploring how to harness Information and Communication Technologies to structure the energy system in such a way that electric vehicles can be charged by locally produced renewable energy while utilising surplus energy stored in the car batteries. The project involves 7 operational, long-term pilots in 6 cities in 5 European countries.

SEEV4-City project partner Amsterdam ArenA launched on 30th November 2016 their Storage Project together with partners Nissan, EATON and The Mobility House, and is looking forward to further develop the functionality and possible services of this battery storage as part of the SEEV4-City Program.

Eaton Nissan Xstorage

More information

Stay up to date with this project through the official website: <http://www.northsearegion.eu/seev4-city/>

Or download this information:

http://www.northsearegion.eu/media/2502/seev4-city-_point-of-departure_brochure.pdf

<http://www.northsearegion.eu/media/3024/1706-smart-e-mobility-magazine-seev4-city-article.pdf>

http://www.northsearegion.eu/media/3244/170223_poster_seev4city.pdf

<http://www.northsearegion.eu/media/3162/towards-emission-free-traffic-in-amsterdam.pdf>

Convert biomass flows (including cellulose from waste water) into phenols/aromatics which can be used as a basic raw material for the chemical industry.

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In order to produce bio-aromatics from municipal waste streams, the (hemi-) cellulose that is present in the organic fractions needs to be transformed into furans. In turn, these furans serve as an agent for the final production of aromatics. Biorizon-partner TNO has got two technologies available for the conversion of cellulose into furans:

1. The superheated steam (SHS) technology. This is mainly suitable for the procession of relatively solid material and uses steam to extinguish furans from the waste stream.
2. The second technology is suitable for the processing of wet fractions and uses a system with two fluid phases in which the furans are pulled towards an organic solvent.

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increasing recycled materials in asphalts

<http://buiksloterham.nl/>