The international From Field to Energy project was created with the aim of using local biomass resources to obtain electricity and heat. In its activities, the Polish-Norwegian project also takes into account the acquisition of solar energy based on photovoltaic panels.
By installing state-of-the-art photovoltaic installations, heat pumps or low-emission heating boilers, you will become part of the From Field to Energy program. Our program is dedicated to cities, communes, enterprises and individual recipients who want to take advantage of the latest solutions of world technology. Renowned Polish and Norwegian universities and research institutes participate in From Field to Energy projects.
The goal of the From Field to Energy program is to minimize air pollution from households, agriculture and the industrial sector. Detailed surveys conducted by us enable the selection of an appropriate strategy for a given region. By producing local fuels, we prevent energy poverty and stimulate economic activity in a given area.
From Field to Energy shows the latest achievements of global technology in the field of heat and energy generation. Our priority is to create an ecological, cheap and effective source of energy. Another aspect of our activity is the introduction of solutions optimizing the management of energy costs, with entrepreneurs in mind. Our goal is also to provide young people with the necessary knowledge about environmental protection.
The From Field to Energy project deals with comprehensive services for cities and municipalities. Change your place on Earth into a modern and ecological neighborhood with us. Adapt your home and business to the latest and future-proof technological solutions.
Electric car charging stations
Energy from the sun’s rays
Autonomous transportation
Intelligent energy harvesting
Cost optimization
Energy storage
From Field to Energy program
Telephone:
Radosław Rusiński (Poland) +48 888 466 158
Arild Skaaland (Norway) +47 951 961 09
Email: kontakt@fromfieldtoenergy.pl
From Field to Energy project office: Institute of Mineral Resources and Energy Management of the Polish Academy of Sciences st.
ul. Wybickiego 7A 31-261, Kraków room 210