News Year - Any -20242023202220212020201920182017201620152014 Month - Any -JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember Authored on Min Max Launch of the HyPSTER Project - Ineris (National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks) secures the first massive hydrogen storage demonstrator 5th February 2021 The HyPSTER Project has just been launched as France’s first pilot site for underground storage of green hydrogen in salt cavities. Hydrogen has been identified as a strategic vector for implementing energy transition. This project benefits from strong European support, and aims to deploy a demonstrator which covers production, storage and use of hydrogen under optimal safety conditions. Following the experimental phase planned to run until 2023, the project may be deployed commercially. Ineris is supporting this project, with regard to safety issues for this kind of technology. Discover Ineris sets new priorities for 2021-2025 18th January 2021 Coming into effect on 1 January this year, Ineris has adopted a new Objectives and Performance Contract for the 2021-2025 period. The contract was signed on 21 December last year by Minister for Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili, Ineris CEO Raymond Cointe and Chairman of the Institute’s Board of Directors, Alain Dorison. Discover Happy new year 1st January 2021 Saison's greetings and happy new year ! Discover Ineris celebrates its 30th birthday! 10th December 2020 30 years ago, in the year 1990, against the backdrop of growing environmental concerns and the scheduled decline of coal mining in France, a new public body was established to succeed the Centre for Coal Research: on 7 December 1990, Ineris was created by French government order n°90-1089. Discover 2019 Scientific Report 8th December 2020 The 2019 Scientific Report is now available. Discover Effects of fine particles on human health: Ineris contributes to Europe-wide study 1st December 2020 Ineris recently participated in a European study coordinated by the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI, Switzerland) on sources of atmospheric fine particles (PM2.5) and their harmful effects on human health. The results of this study, published in the journal Nature (18 November 2020), draw a link between sources of fine particles and their oxidizing potential (OP) as an estimation of the capacity of PM2.5 to bring about harmful effects (oxidative stress) on the human body. Discover ECMWF in Toulouse: interview with Laurence Rouïl, Head of the Environmental Modelling and Decision-making Department at Ineris 26th November 2020 Ineris (the French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks) is a public institution supervised by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, known in French as the Department for envrionnement. Ineris dedicates itself to the assessment and prevention of the risks that economic activities can pose to health, the safety of people and property, as well as the environment. The Institute also provides support to help industrial companies adapt and comply with these constraints. Discover Microplastics: Ineris leads the European Missouri project 17th November 2020 On 17 November, Ineris and its partners launched the European project Missouri (MIcroplasticS in Soil and grOUndwateR: sources, transfer, metrology and Impacts) on issues related to the presence of microplastics in soil and groundwater. Discover The Francophone Health and Environment Society (SFSE, Société francophone de santé et environnement) 2020 Congress 22nd October 2020 To characterise the chemical state of aquatic environments, the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires a monitoring based on the chemical analysis of a list of priority substances and substance groups (45). This provides very limited information considering the thousands of chemical molecules present in water. Discover The Institute operates in a support role in Lebanon 22nd September 2020 Following the accident in Beirut on 4 August, the Ineris expert Bernard Piquette is currently working in Lebanon, together with the French fire brigade officer Colonel Denis Royer, to support the Lebanese authorities. Discover Previous Current page: 7 Total number of pages /16 Next
Launch of the HyPSTER Project - Ineris (National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks) secures the first massive hydrogen storage demonstrator 5th February 2021 The HyPSTER Project has just been launched as France’s first pilot site for underground storage of green hydrogen in salt cavities. Hydrogen has been identified as a strategic vector for implementing energy transition. This project benefits from strong European support, and aims to deploy a demonstrator which covers production, storage and use of hydrogen under optimal safety conditions. Following the experimental phase planned to run until 2023, the project may be deployed commercially. Ineris is supporting this project, with regard to safety issues for this kind of technology. Discover
Ineris sets new priorities for 2021-2025 18th January 2021 Coming into effect on 1 January this year, Ineris has adopted a new Objectives and Performance Contract for the 2021-2025 period. The contract was signed on 21 December last year by Minister for Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili, Ineris CEO Raymond Cointe and Chairman of the Institute’s Board of Directors, Alain Dorison. Discover
Ineris celebrates its 30th birthday! 10th December 2020 30 years ago, in the year 1990, against the backdrop of growing environmental concerns and the scheduled decline of coal mining in France, a new public body was established to succeed the Centre for Coal Research: on 7 December 1990, Ineris was created by French government order n°90-1089. Discover
Effects of fine particles on human health: Ineris contributes to Europe-wide study 1st December 2020 Ineris recently participated in a European study coordinated by the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI, Switzerland) on sources of atmospheric fine particles (PM2.5) and their harmful effects on human health. The results of this study, published in the journal Nature (18 November 2020), draw a link between sources of fine particles and their oxidizing potential (OP) as an estimation of the capacity of PM2.5 to bring about harmful effects (oxidative stress) on the human body. Discover
ECMWF in Toulouse: interview with Laurence Rouïl, Head of the Environmental Modelling and Decision-making Department at Ineris 26th November 2020 Ineris (the French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks) is a public institution supervised by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, known in French as the Department for envrionnement. Ineris dedicates itself to the assessment and prevention of the risks that economic activities can pose to health, the safety of people and property, as well as the environment. The Institute also provides support to help industrial companies adapt and comply with these constraints. Discover
Microplastics: Ineris leads the European Missouri project 17th November 2020 On 17 November, Ineris and its partners launched the European project Missouri (MIcroplasticS in Soil and grOUndwateR: sources, transfer, metrology and Impacts) on issues related to the presence of microplastics in soil and groundwater. Discover
The Francophone Health and Environment Society (SFSE, Société francophone de santé et environnement) 2020 Congress 22nd October 2020 To characterise the chemical state of aquatic environments, the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires a monitoring based on the chemical analysis of a list of priority substances and substance groups (45). This provides very limited information considering the thousands of chemical molecules present in water. Discover
The Institute operates in a support role in Lebanon 22nd September 2020 Following the accident in Beirut on 4 August, the Ineris expert Bernard Piquette is currently working in Lebanon, together with the French fire brigade officer Colonel Denis Royer, to support the Lebanese authorities. Discover