VEMS, Biosphere Solar, JansZon and the City of Amsterdam secure €655K
Summary
Amsterdam-based VEMS, in collaboration with Biosphere Solar, JansZon BV, and the City of Amsterdam, have secured a subsidy from the MIT R&D to realise a project of 655K to push circular energy to the next level.The subsidy covers 35 per cent of the total project cost, with the funding distributed among the participating parties.A huge thanks to the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) for backing this vision and to our partners for making it happen. This is just the beginning!, says VEMS, in a LinkedIn post.The initiative will see the installation of recyclable photovoltaic (PV) panels from Biosphere Solar in a facility provided by the City of Amsterdam. JansZon BV, the projects first partner, will manage the installation process.VEMS will contribute its expertise by optimising performance and enabling predictive maintenance, ensuring the solar setup operates efficiently for years. It continuously updates sensor data, allowing users to monitor, analyse, and even simulate scenarios for better decision-making. Used in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and city planning, digital twins help improve efficiency, predict issues, and enable innovation without disrupting real-world operations.Founded in 2013, JansZon is dedicated to creating a sustainable world through high-quality solar energy systems and reliable trading.