Ecomemb's NEOTEC circular economy project kicks off

An R&D&I project for the development of new innovative solutions and the continuous improvement of Ecomemb’s production process in terms of sustainability.

Ecomemb’s NEOTEC circular economy project funded by CDTI kicks off. Last December we received with great joy the final resolution of the NEOTEC 2025 Program from CDTI Innovación (project SNEO-20251171). Now it is a reality and the project has begun to take its first steps.

This call allows us to grow and incorporate talent to develop, over the next two years, internal projects focused on the circular economy. Our main objective is to develop innovative solutions within the framework of reverse osmosis membrane regeneration that will allow us to expand our commercial activity and improve the company’s production processes in terms of sustainability.

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One of the main global concerns focuses on achieving a shift from “linear” economic models, based on produce-consume-discard, to a circular economy, a new production and consumption paradigm that aims to optimize resources and minimize generated waste. Ecomemb was born with the aim of establishing itself as an important player within this new economic paradigm and bases its business model on the recovery of reverse osmosis membranes through proprietary and patented technology.

Ecomemb offers a regenerative solution for membrane technology. Regenerated membranes are already installed in numerous industrial applications within the food, paper, chemical, mining, and industrial and urban wastewater treatment sectors.

NEOTEC Grant

The NEOTEC Program supports the creation and consolidation of technology-based companies. A technology-based company (TBC) is a company whose activity focuses on the exploitation of products or services that require the use of technologies or knowledge developed from research activity. TBCs base their business strategy or activity on the intensive mastery of scientific and technical knowledge.

The most relevant aspect in the proposals supported under this line is the business strategy based on technology development (technology must be the competitive differentiation factor of the company), based on the creation of their own R&D&I lines.