
New certification
Ananké is now part of the Coq Vert community’s adventure. Besides the 2017 Jeune Entreprise Innovante and the 2019 Réseau Entreprendre labels, this new support is
When it comes to wasted heat, industrialists yearly reject as much as 6 nuclear reactors electrical production.
Industrial fuel consumption used for energy purposes is mainly divided between:
furnaces and dryers for 51%
boilers for 39%.
Our technology is suitable for fumes with a temperature exceeding 450°C and a power of around one megawatt.
Our solution enables to recover wasted heat, especially in industrial lines such as metallurgy, glassmaking or chemistry.
It is necessary to improve the energy efficiency rather than reduce basic energy for production. With a power capacity of 40kW produced from 160kW of heat losses, our heat recovery system efficiency can reach 25%.
Ananké works actively with manufacturers to be part of energy transition and contribute to creating a more sustainable world.
“Faced with its limits, the exploitation of fossil fuels leads to major environmental and energy crises. In order to prevent an unprecedented cataclysm, our actions call for a necessary environmentally-wise evolution. The energy transition implies structural changes and yields a global challenge that everyone has the opportunity to be a part of.
When it comes to big data, we stand then as a key stakeholder in this industrial revolution that upholds the emergence of intelligent energy networks. Since we are at the heart of an increasingly diversified energy mix, we have the power to harness the resources within our reach, thus going beyond our simple consumers status.
Given this crucial challenge, public and private entities are expected to gather their forces to support democratised energy efficiency. To make this possible, the industry is one of the strategic gateways: the adoption of suitable practices and the innovative solutions deployment are two essential keys when dealing with energy transition, which embody a great source of opportunities to seize and provoke rather than a fatality.”
By achieving zero net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, France stands as a world-wide leading country progress towards achieving carbon neutrality through Article 1 of the Energy and Climate Change Act. To reach this ambitious target, the Government has laid down the objective to reduce our emissions by at least a factor of six by 2050 as compared to 1990. Obviously, all sectors as building, transport and industry are concerned.
Practical Measures
In the baseline projection, fossil fuel primary energy consumption, which was 1,394 TWh in 2017, is expected to decrease by almost one-third in 2028 to 942 TWh. Specifically, fossil fuels with a higher carbon content represent the highest decline. Accordingly, in 2028, primary coal consumption is expected to drop by 80% from 2012 to reach 28 TWh by using coal as a power generation source. On the other hand, the remaining consumption will mainly concern the steel industry, for which there are not yet any operational methods for massively substituting coal. Concerning oil products, they should meanwhile go down by 34% in relation to 2012 to 569 TWh. Lastly, natural gas should decrease by 22% relative to 2012 to 345 TWh ICP.
Practical Measures
By achieving zero net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, France stands as a world-wide leading country progress towards achieving carbon neutrality through Article 1 of the Energy and Climate Change Act. To reach this ambitious target, the Government has laid down the objective to reduce our emissions by at least a factor of six by 2050 as compared to 1990. Obviously, all sectors as building, transport and industry are concerned.
Practical Measures
To move towards carbon-free energy, renewable energies (solar, wind, hydraulics, geothermal, biomass ) need to be strongly promoted in our energy mix. Diversifying the electricity mix is for sure essential to enable the French electricity system to become more resilient and to bridge the potential gaps. There are 3 real springboards as parts of the energy mix: the renewable energies development, the share of nuclear power decrease and the fossil fuel use reduce.
Practical Measures
Ananké is now part of the Coq Vert community’s adventure. Besides the 2017 Jeune Entreprise Innovante and the 2019 Réseau Entreprendre labels, this new support is
Over the past few months, the workforce of the start-up is twice as more important. Fresh hires and work-study contracts: focus on the new members
After hard working with JMS ESTA, Ananké unveils its new showcase. Let’s shed the light to the new website’s functionalities. 1/ Brand-new design In order