AIGUASOL B Corp certified company
In AIGUASOL we are socially and environmentally committed to work for a better world: more sustainable and fairer.
Aiguasol participates in the NanoSen-AQM project, with the aim to develop real-time electronic systems suitable for cost-effective, massive, distributed and ubiquitous air quality monitoring (AQM).
The project includes field validation of NanoSen-AQM products in different locations of Spain and Portugal. The project is financed by the Interreg Sudoe Program, under the European Regional Development and will last 3 years, from April 2018 to March 2021.
Aiguasol participates in the Houseful project, that proposes a paradigm shift towards a circular economy for the housing sector.
The project includes the development and demonstration of an integrated systemic service (HOUSEFUL Service) composed of 11 circular solutions aiming at the circular management and efficient use of water, waste, energy and material resources for all stages of building’s life-cycle. The 4 demonstration buildings are located in Viena and Barcelona province.
Aiguasol participates in the Smart City week, from 5th – 11th of November.
The Smart City Week is an initiative of the city council of Barcelona to think and experiment on the relationship between people, technology and cities.
Aiguasol works with European companies in a heat transformer to improve the efficiency of high energy consumption industries by 25%
Indus3Es is an R&D&i initiative funded by the European Commission that is developing an innovative system to recover and take advantage of waste heat from industrial processes, normally without any useful use, thus allowing industries to improve their efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability.
INDUS3ES
Aiguasol is one of the technological partners in the INDUS3ES project, an energy research project within the Horizon2020 program, funded by the European Commission.
Montjuïc Castle (Barcelona)
AIGUASOL has carried out, jointly with Valeri Consultores and Estudio PVI, the executive project and management of the centralization of all the facilities of the Montjuic castle (Barcelona)
What are Zero energy buildings?
The building sector is responsible for approximately 40% of energy consumption, resulting in both significant environmental impacts (CO2 emissions associated with 36%), and a relevant operating costs at the macro level and building to building.