Advancing sustainable process engineering through innovative research
The GER Group took part in CAPE Forum 2026, held at the University of Salamanca, Spain, from September 16–18, 2026, bringing its latest research to an international forum focused on innovation in Computer-Aided Process Engineering.
Researchers Lucia Perez and Berta Glan presented two research contributions addressing current challenges in sustainable production and water quality assessment:
🔬 TWO RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS
Technoeconomic Comparison of Small-Scale E-Ammonia and E-Methanol Production Plants
This work explores the technoeconomic aspects of small-scale production pathways for e-ammonia and e-methanol, contributing to the ongoing development of alternative and more sustainable approaches to chemical production.
Prioritization of Contaminants of Emerging Concern in Water Through Multicriteria Decision-Making Analysis
The second contribution focuses on the prioritization of contaminants of emerging concern in water, applying multicriteria decision-making analysis to support more informed approaches to environmental assessment and water management.
🌍 CONNECTING RESEARCH & INDUSTRY
The Computer-Aided Process Engineering Congress (CAPE Forum) brings together researchers and industry professionals from across the field to exchange ideas, discuss current research challenges, explore emerging technologies, and share cutting-edge advances in both academia and industry.
Participation in CAPE Forum 2026 provided the GER Group with an opportunity to showcase its research, exchange knowledge with the international scientific community, and contribute to discussions shaping the future of Computer-Aided Process Engineering.
