Renewable Energy Research and Development Center
Our Renewable Energy Research and Development division explores natural resources (water, sun) and new combustion methods to create low-energy, decentralized and replicable systems, relying in particular on hydrogen, tidal energy and turbo engines.
Our ongoing research
Hydrogen Project
Based on the work of iSm2 in Marseille, design and industrialize a low-carbon hydrogen production device that overcomes the limitations of current industrial electrolyzers.
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Hydraube Project
Transforming the mechanical energy of water flows in channels into electrical energy.
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For what types
of needs?
The R&D hub acts as a strategic lever to innovate, decarbonize, industrialize, secure and make sustainable energy production competitive.
Environmental needs
Reduce the environmental footprint of the energy sector by designing low-carbon, sustainable and resource-friendly solutions.
Technological and scientific needs
Developing, optimizing and making innovative technologies more reliable, from basic research to their industrial scaling up.
Economic and industrial needs
Improve the economic competitiveness of renewable energy solutions by reducing costs, securing supplies and facilitating transfer to industry.
The Research and Development team
The RENER Design Office is managed by an experienced and independent team, which guarantees the rigor and technical quality of each mission.
Jean François FARDEAU
Academic partners ISM2, Marseille
Renaud Hardré
Maylis Orio
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