National Technological Energy District
Il Futuro dell'Energia e dell'Ambiente.
The Di.T.N.E.
The National Technological Energy District (DiTNE), founded in 2008, is a consortium company that promotes collaboration between research and industry in the energy-environment sector to strengthen competitiveness at both national and international levels. DiTNE is committed to supporting research development, encouraging technology transfer, and creating strong links between research, production, the financial world, and stakeholders. In addition, we work to improve investments in technological infrastructures, support the creation of new high-tech companies, enhance local excellence, and promote the professional growth of existing skills.
Collaboration and Research
We foster collaboration between research and industry to promote innovation.
Technology Transfer
We encourage the transfer of innovative technologies to the production sector.
Startup Support
We support the creation and growth of new high-tech companies.
Sustainability and Competitiveness
We strengthen competitiveness and promote sustainability in the energy and environmental sectors.
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The services of DiTNE
Information, guidance, and access to funding
Support for participating in public funding calls, building facilities, and launching research and environmental sustainability activities.
Services to support innovative entrepreneurship
Promotion and support for the creation of innovative enterprises, increasing competitiveness and employment.
Energy Audit
Energy audit services for companies and Public Administrations, analyzing consumption and defining efficiency strategies.
Green Ports
Support for Port Authorities in strategic planning, ensuring environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.
UNI EN ISO 9001:2015
QUALITY CERTIFICATE
DiTNE has obtained the Quality Management System certification according to the UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 standard for the following scope: “Technology transfer through the implementation of research projects/contracts; management of research projects/contracts and possible training projects even if not related to research projects; technical consulting in the energy and environmental fields” (IAF 34, 35).
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