Innovation is a core element of OCRAMclima®’s strategy.

We actively participate in various Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) projects through an extensive network of partners in national and European consortia.

Projects are the most direct way to bring each client the most innovative and sustainable solutions tailored to the sector’s demands, and to pursue our mission of improving air quality and promoting the health of all people.

ATE – Alliance for Energy Transition

The Alliance for Energy Transition (ATE) aims to strengthen the competitiveness and resilience of companies in the energy sector by creating innovative products and solutions with a strong export profile, based on technology and consolidated know-how. The project puts Portugal at the forefront of decarbonisation and energy transition, contributing significantly to national strategic objectives. Find out more about the project here.

R2UTechnologies – modular systems

The Innovation Pact ‘R2UTechnologies | modular system’ consists of the development and industrialisation of a new disruptive concept in modular construction. This concept will be developed in order to respond to the growing needs of the market and the new challenges facing the sector, particularly in terms of sustainability and environmental protection. As a result, the Pact will empower the business community, academia and HR itself with the means, knowledge and key skills to create, on national soil, a cluster for the global supply of the modular construction sector. Find out more about the project here.

Self Assessment Towards Optimization of Building Energy

The SATO project proposes the implementation of an IoT building management platform (SATO platform), an innovative energy services framework (SATO services) and a user-focused application that will enable buildings to self-assess and improve their energy performance.
See the SATO project website here.

Long-term adsorption solar thermal energy storage

The AdsorSeason project proposes the creation of a new configuration for a long-term solar thermal energy storage system with high energy density and reduced thermal losses, combining an adsorption module with a conventional hot water storage system.

The project is a co-promotion partnership between the research units ADAI-UC (leader) and TEMA-UA, the OCRAMclima® brand, and the CTCV technology centre. Learn more about the project here.