Philip Morris GmbH, the GRS Batterien Foundation and GRS Service GmbH are launching the ‘LiLA II’ initiative in the Greater Munich area – scientific support from bifa Umweltinstitut GmbH is laying the groundwork for potential nationwide solutions
Working Together to Develop Solutions for Used Textiles in Bavaria
As part of the PReFuCell collaborative project, the technology behind reversibly operated fuel cells and other system components is being further developed.
The Eco-PIK collaborative project, coordinated by the bifa Environmental Institute, investigated eco-efficient, process-integrated sewage sludge recovery for small and medium-sized sewage treatment works. The process involves a combination of sewage sludge gasification, in-situ biological methanisation and a flexible micro-gas turbine process.
Implications for the HP 14 assessment of waste
Developing applications for AI in environmental technology
bifa Environmental Institute develops strategies for sustainable heat supply
From risk analysis to climate adaptation strategy
The world’s leading trade fair for environmental technology, 4–7 May, Munich