ReduCO₂ Research Project
Targeted, efficient, sustainable: reducing CO₂ through smart technologies and strategic energy planning
Simulations and innovative technologies - from hydrogen solutions and modern Energy Storage systems to digital twins - make potential savings visible, lower costs and increase energy efficiency. This is precisely why we are involved in the EU-funded ReduCO₂ lighthouse project to develop practical solutions that help companies to make their energy supply climate-friendly and future-proof.
Companies are faced with rising energy costs, legal requirements and ambitious climate targets.
The ReduCO₂ research project provides answers to key questions:
Real-life operations in Glatten are already demonstrating how intelligent energy systems can provide valuable data and facilitate decision-making. This results in practical solutions on a scientific basis that companies can use directly for themselves.
Concrete evaluation of technologies such as hydrogen and reservoirs - ecologically and economically. Your benefit: Less risk, targeted investments.
Energy technologies are tested under real conditions. Your benefit: Mature, directly applicable concepts.
The digital twin makes energy flows visible and controllable. Your benefit: Better control and greater efficiency.
Simulation enables cost- and energy-optimized planning. Your benefit: Reduced costs, maximum efficiency.

Digital simulations are the standard of tomorrow. With ReduCO2, we are creating the basis for precise digital planning and optimization of energy flows in companies today.∼ Manja Hies, Head of Sustainability
ReduCO₂ is an EU-funded research project that investigates technologies and concepts to make municipal and industrial energy systems more climate-friendly and reduce CO₂ emissions - with a particular focus on the heating sector. The aim is to implement the right solutions exactly where they will bring the greatest benefit.
The result is user-friendly software that serves as a decision-making aid for municipalities, companies and public institutions. It makes complex scenarios understandable and supports sustainable energy planning on site.
In the long term, the project aims to make the northern Black Forest a model region for intelligent, climate-friendly energy supply.
As part of the project, we are relying on modern Energy Storage systems - in particular our powerful redox flow stacks. These electrochemical converter units form the heart of the stationary Energy Storage systems used in the research project. Thanks to their scalable design, power and capacity can be adapted independently of each other so that the Energy Storage units optimally support the efficient, long-lasting and flexible use of renewable energy within ReduCO2. Schmalz is thus providing the answer to the previously unsolved problem of the energy transition: efficient and cost-effective reservoirs for energy generated from renewable sources.

Schmalz Energy Storage receives award at the Baden-Württemberg Environmental Technology Prize
The Glatten-based company has been awarded the Baden-Württemberg Environmental Technology Prize in the "Energy Efficiency" category for its highly efficient and scalable redox flow stack. With this solution, Schmalz is bringing the most powerful stack in Europe onto the market.
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Half-time for "ReduCO2": Using digital tools to achieve cost-efficient climate protection
Regional research project shows initial results on the way to economically sustainable energy systems.
Schmalz participates in 7 million euro project for CO2 reduction
J. Schmalz GmbH joins the ReduCO2 project. This way, the vacuum specialist from Glatten is actively committed to minimizing its CO2 emissions in the long term. Along with other companies from the region, Schmalz has been part of the sustainability project of the newly founded H2BlackForest research center from the very beginning.

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