The JOULIA project has recently established a synergy with the EEEThos project, creating an opportunity to exchange knowledge and explore potential collaboration in the area of industrial electrification.
Funded under the EU’s Climate, Energy and Mobility programme, JOULIA focuses on developing induction and microwave heating technologies to support the electrification of industrial processes, particularly in the rubber and plastics sectors. By improving energy efficiency and enabling the integration of renewable energy sources, the project contributes to Europe’s clean energy transition.
The collaboration with EEEThos is at an early stage and aims primarily to open communication between the two projects. Both initiatives share an interest in advancing sustainable industrial solutions, making this a valuable opportunity to stay aligned on developments and identify areas of common interest.
At this stage, the synergy will focus on:
- exchanging information on project activities and results
- identifying potential overlaps in technical topics
- exploring opportunities for future collaboration, where relevant
JOULIA is currently progressing with the development and future demonstration of its technologies in real industrial settings, including applications in rubber vulcanisation and glue thermal activation. Engaging with other EU-funded projects such as EEEThos helps ensure that these developments are informed by the wider research and innovation landscape.
As both projects evolve, this initial connection may lead to further exchanges and collaboration opportunities.
Learn more about EEEThos projects here.
