The aim of the D-Factory was to set a world benchmark for a sustainable algal biorefinery. Commercial cultivation technologies for Dunaliella microalgal biomass production were expanded with biorefinery concepts by drawing in European innovations in biomass processing technologies: combining this force with world-renowned expertise in Dunaliella cultivation and microalgal technologies, the D-Factory was able to showcase a sustainable… Read More »
The EPIC 2020 project builds capacity and know-how to promote the most efficient use of available bioenergy resources within ports and port regions. To generate sustainable urban economic growth for Cities, ports and regional businesses based on bioenergy resources and environmental and social values EPIC 2020 targets the unused bioenergy resource potential. EPIC 2020 supports the transformation of… Read More »
AI4B has developed a novel accountable IT infrastructure for supply chain management in biomass symbiotic networks at the region of Thessaly in Central Greece. Our Vision was to develop IΤ infrastructures in order to support symbiotic networks of biomass feedstock producers and collectors leading to added value and reduced costs of biomass business cycle and to leverage societal interaction and participation,… Read More »
The EU project BIOCORE conceived and analysed the industrial feasibility of a biorefinery concept that allows the conversion of cereal by-products (straws etc), forestry residues andshort rotation woody crops into a wide spectrum of products including 2nd generation biofuels, chemical intermediates, polymers and materials. Through the development of a range of polymer building blocks, BIOCORE showed how 70%… Read More »
e-SYMBIOSIS is a LIFE+ Environmental Policy and Governance Project co-funded by the European Commission. Its implementation started on 1st October 2010 and was completed in June 2014. The project was implemented in Greece and United Kingdom under the coordination of the National Technical University of Athens and the cooperation of the associated beneficiaries Region of Sterea Ellada, University… Read More »