Consorci de la Ribera (CRIB)
Consorci de la Ribera (CRIB) is a local public entity created by an association of two counties placed in the Region of Valencia which is made up of 48 municipalities. The aim of Consorci de la Ribera is to manage collaboration agreements with both counties in the field of environment and cultural heritage, tourism, energy and socioeconomic development.
CRIB sustainable energy department is a local energy agency whose main aims are promoting the implementation of initiatives and policies, inspired to the criteria of renewable energy sources (RES) and rational use of energy (RUE), which lead to a sustainable development of la Ribera territory.
CRIB works closely with local governments in order to promote climate responsible development policies, for instance, with the aim to reduce CO2 emissions by fostering the creation of public-private partnerships, the definition of Covenant of Mayors action plans (SECAP) and creation of clusters.
It’s relevant to mention that CRIB was appointed on 2013 such as Covenant of Mayors Territorial Coordinator of la Ribera county municipalities.
- Local development
- Agriculture and agroecology
- Renewable or sustainable energy
- Technology and engineering
- Digital transformation
- Public authority support
The team
Angel Madrid
Angel Madrid
- Data analysis
- Multi-actor project management
- Public authority support
- Financial management
- Communication
- Energy engineering
- Promotion of sustainable mobility within municipalities with "walking school buses" to encourage pupils and parents to walk or cycle to school.
- Development of a collection and processing activity of domestic used cooking oil (UCO) to produce biodiesel.
- Development of projects to use biomass from the agro-industrial and agricultural sector for the production of biogas.
- Supporting the EU Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy signatories to reduce GHG emissions and energy consumption by 2030, in line with EU directives and agreements.
- Creation of a triple helix cluster involving the private sector, academia and local authorities to create synergies and promote sustainable projects.
I have had to direct some of these projects in international territory, in a multicultural environment where communication was done in several languages.
I have training and knowledge about Electricity Pricing and tariff advice, having applied it and worked with my different clients and achieving for them, significant savings in the cost of the electricity bill.
As a professional and a person, I highlight my ability to learn, constant adaptation to change and needs of the market, projects and clients. In addition to a high degree of involvement with my responsibilities.
I currently provide advisory services and technical assistance in several town councils and collaborate in the actions necessary for the correct development of several European projects (LIFE, EuroMED, InterregMED).
- I authorise the publication of my work email, work phone and LinkedIn profile
Plàcid Madramany
Plàcid Madramany
- Agronomy
- Local food system management
- Multi-actor project management
- Public authority support
- Public and private fundraising
- Financial management
- Communication
- Energy engineering
- Promotion of sustainable mobility within municipalities with "walking school buses" to encourage
- Development of a collection and processing activity of domestic used cooking oil (UCO) to produce
- Development of projects to use biomass from the agro-industrial and agricultural sector for the
- Supporting the EU Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy signatories to reduce GHG emissions and energy consumption by 2030, in line with EU directives and agreements.
- Creation of a triple helix cluster involving the private sector, academia and local authorities to create synergies and promote sustainable projects.
Concerning EU funded projects dealing with mobility, most relevant are shown below:
- Erasmus+ KA2 ELP Transport project: developing innovative solutions in the field of vocational training for local public transport systems.
- Intelligent Energy Europe ACTIVE ACCESS programme: encouraging cycling and walking for short daily trips, to improve the health of people and the local economy (consuming in the neighborhood rather than in shopping areas on the outskirts of town).
- BIODIENET Intelligent Energy Europe Programme: contributing to the EU biofuels directive (2003/30/EC) and the EU target of 20% RES share by 2020 by demonstrating the viability and stimulating the local production, distribution and use of biodiesel from used cooking oil
- E-TREAM Intelligent Energy Europe Programme: training energy agencies in mobility management and alternative fuels.

