RESMAC is a 48-month cooperative research and innovation project funded by INTERREG MAC 2021-2027, involving 14 partners across Canaries, Madeira, Cape Verde, Ghana, and Mauritania. It develops renewable energy strategies and technologies to advance climate neutrality in Macaronesia.

Where is RESMAC located?

RESMAC is headquartered in Santa Lucía, Spain.

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RESMAC

Q: What energy sectors does RESMAC operate in?

RESMAC operates in Solar, Wind, Hydro, Geothermal, Hydrogen, Wave, Energy Storage, Biomass.

Santa Lucía, Gran Canaria, Spain

SolarWindHydroGeothermalHydrogenWaveEnergy StorageBiomassGovernment

Founded 2024

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Founded in 2024, RESMAC is a government headquartered in Santa Lucía, Spain specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydro.

RESMAC (Innovative and Strategic Renewable Energy Sources to drive the transition to climate neutrality in Macaronesia) is a European territorial cooperation project aimed at evaluating technological solutions, methodologies, and innovative tools in renewable energy. The project focuses on advancing renewable energy integration in weak and isolated electrical networks, promoting sustainable mobility, supporting energy communities for citizens and SMEs, and facilitating descarbonization of strategic sectors. Key activities include planning renewable energy integration, offshore wind development, green hydrogen production via electrolyzers, sustainable tourism and industry, urban thermal network implementation, agricultural solar drying, geothermal exploration, and e-fuel integration. The consortium comprises universities, research institutions, port authorities, energy agencies, and municipal federations from the participating regions.

ResearchInnovationClimate NeutralityIsland Energy SystemsRenewable IntegrationGreen HydrogenOffshore WindEnergy CommunitiesSustainable MobilityMacaronesia

Headquarters

Santa Lucía, Spain

Founded

2024

Company Type

Government

Funding Stage

Active