A high-impact R&D+i project selected by the CDTI under the Innoglobal call and co-funded by the European Union through ERDF Funds to lead the transition toward sustainable industrial cleaning. “A way to make Europe”
Perinox is leading the consortium for the “Technoclean” project, a high-impact Research, Development, and Innovation (R&D+i) initiative. The project was selected under the highly competitive 2025 Innoglobal call by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and is co-funded by the European Union (EU).
The main objective of the project is the “Development, validation, and commercialization of an innovative technological solution based on nanobubble technology for industrial cleaning processes.” This initiative aligns perfectly with the strategic field of “Sustainable cleaning technologies and low environmental impact processes.”
For its deployment and validation in the Latin American market, the project is backed by Naturall Group as a strategic and commercial partner in Latin America (LATAM).
Technological Priorities and Objectives
- Production Research: Advancing manufacturing and scale-up capabilities.
- Design & Engineering: Developing cutting-edge industrial equipment.
- Technical Validation: Ensuring rigorous system testing and performance.
- Biocidal Capacity: Guaranteeing high disinfection standards without harsh chemicals.
- Plant Efficiency: Optimizing water, energy, and operational resources on-site.
Key Project Data
- Geographical Scope: International Technological Cooperation (Spain – Colombia).
- Duration: 24 months.
- Total Investment: €287,673
- Innoglobal Grant (Funding): €183,997.15
The “Technoclean” project has been funded by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) under the Innoglobal 2025 call. It is co-funded by the European Union (EU) through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) within Spain’s Multi-regional Program, aiming to boost international technological cooperation and develop sustainable, low-environmental-impact solutions.
Membrane Filtration Technologies for Industrial Water Reuse in Green Hydrogen Production
