Heeres partner in HORIZON EUROPE-RIA consortium NewWave
The NewWave project will build a circular economy by adapting four manufacturing lines to substitute traditional fossil-based materials with bio-based resources that are sustainable, nontoxic and fully recyclable. The four manufacturing lines are polyols and polyurethane, hydroxymethyl furfural and derivatives, engineered wood panels and modified wood. The individual manufacturing lines, as well as the integrated value chain, will be assessed in detail on technical, economic, social and environmental performance to ensure the production is truly sustainable.
Prof. dr. Erik Heeres of ENTEG, professor in Green Chemical Reaction Engineering, is partner in this consortium that will receive approximately €5 million via Horizon Europe-RIA. Heeres receives 400k€ to contribute to the development of efficient catalytic routes for hydroxymethyl furfural and phenols from selected biobased feeds.
Partners: B.T.G. Biomass technology group BV (Coordinator; the Netherlands), Aep Polymers Srl (Italy); Foresa Technologies S.L. (Spain); Avecom (Belgium); Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (The Netherlands); InnoRenew CoE (Slovenia); Blue Synergy Sl (Spain); Transfurans Chemicals Bvba (Belgium); Foreco Dalfsen BV (the Netherlands); Eta – Energia, Trasporti, Agricoltura Srl (Italy); Ava Biochem Bsl Ag (Switzerland)
For more information about the project: https://www.newwave-horizon.eu
Last modified: | 20 September 2022 2.37 p.m. |
More news
-
13 November 2024
Can we live on our planet without destroying it?
How much land, water, and other resources does our lifestyle require? And how can we adapt this lifestyle to stay within the limits of what the Earth can give?
-
13 November 2024
Emergentie-onderzoek in de kosmologie ontvangt NWA-ORC-subsidie
Emergentie in de kosmologie - Het doel van het onderzoek is oa te begrijpen hoe ruimte, tijd, zwaartekracht en het universum uit bijna niets lijken te ontstaan. Meer informatie hierover in het nieuwsbericht.
-
08 November 2024
NWO-ORC grants for FSE researchers from Dutch Research Agenda
Researchers of the Faculty of Science and Engineering have been awarded two large NWO grants for global biodiversity restoration and research into the origin of life.