Partnership

VIVALDI project is developing an innovative, sustainable, and cost-efficient biotechnological solution to convert off-gas emissions from bio-based Industries into CO₂-based chemicals. In this way, the industry’s greenhouse gases emissions will not only be reduced but will be used as a novel feedstock, lowering the dependency on fossil fuels import and the exploitation of key resources such as energy, raw material, freshwater, and land.

CATCO2NVERS aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from the biobased industry by developing five innovative and integrated technologies based on three catalytic processes (electrochemical, enzymatic, and thermochemical). The project’s goal is to transform waste-CO₂ from two biobased industries into five added-value chemicals: glyoxylic acid, lactic acid, furan dicarboxylic methyl ester, cyclic carbonated fatty acid methyl esters, and bio-methanol, with application in the chemical, cosmetics, and plastic industries.

BioSFerA is a research project, funded by the Horizon program, proposing an innovative model based on the combination of two thermochemical-biochemical processes for the production of advanced biofuels for the aviation and maritime industries. One of the main results of the project will be the realisation of a pilot process with the two above-mentioned units for the gasification and fermentation processes and the final production of 2 barrels of advanced biofuels from second generation, together with cost-effective analysis and market introduction.