IHOBE includes the REMACOMPIND project on its eco-innovation website
IHOBE includes the REMACOMPIND project on its eco-innovation website
IHOBE includes the REMACOMPIND project on its eco-innovation website
Ingurumen Hobekuntza (IHOBE, Environmental Improvement) has included the REMACOMPIND project of Mondragon University’s Higher Polytechnic School on its new Eco-innovation website. The university is leading this project, in which CEGASA, the manufacturer of industrial batteries, Lithium-Ion batteries and energy storage solutions, and the University of Bayreuth have participated. This project has received support from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Project objective: Remanufacturing is a circular economy strategy based on extending the life of products and/or components at the end of their useful life. The industrial process involved consists of restoring a used product or component to a level of performance, quality and warranty equal or superior to that of a new product. In order to know if a product is suitable for remanufacturing, it is necessary to study its typology, applicable remanufacturing technologies and business model. Remanufacturing implies that a resource-efficient manufacturing industry and its industrial development is strategic in advanced manufacturing development in the Basque Country, as well as representing a great opportunity for Basque industrial companies.
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