As the ECORES WIND initiative gains momentum, partners met on the 26th and 27th February 2025 in Bursa, Turkey, hosted by Ahmet Sertac Turan, R&D and Engineering Director and his team at A-plas – a leading producer of automotive components with more than 700 employees. The consortium gathered to assess progress, define critical specifications, and […]
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Europe’s wind farms are on track to produce more electricity than coal plants for the first time in 2025, according to a recent Reuters article. This landmark shift is driven by the rapid growth in wind energy output and reductions in coal generation, signaling a new era in Europe’s energy landscape. In 2024, wind farms
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This year marked a major milestone as we proudly established the ECORES WIND consortium, and we’re just getting started! As we look ahead, 2025 promises to be an incredible year with exciting developments on the horizon. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter and stay tuned for the big announcements we’ll be sharing soon! Wishing
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Bilbao, 19th September 2024 -The kick-off meeting of ECORES WIND, an ambitious European initiative aiming to contribute to the development of sustainable and environmentally conscious practices in the wind energy industry by providing a viable alternative to conventional resin systems, took place on 18th and 19th September 2024, at the Basque Technology Park (Euskadiko Parke
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Wind energy is pivotal to the European Union’s pursuit of a carbon-neutral future, yet the infrastructure supporting this green transition ironically poses significant environmental challenges. As Europe aims to meet ambitious climate goals, including the EU’s target of 45% renewable energy by 2030, the issue of waste management for aging wind turbines becomes increasingly urgent.
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