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The Biorefine Cluster Europe interconnects projects and people within the domain of biobased resource recovery. The competence focus lies within the biorefinery sector: the refinement of chemicals, materials, energy and products from bio-based waste streams. Discover all our associated projects here below.

We have prepared a compilation of our active projects with detailed information about them. We also provide a brief description of finished projects. If you would like to have more information about current or past projects, please don’t hesitate to send us an email to info@biorefine.eu

Projects of the Biorefine Cluster

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Combine

Converting Organic Matters from European urban and natural areas into storable bio-Energy.

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ReciDigest

Implementation of digestate treatment and recirculation: influence on anaerobic digestion.

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Biorefine

In the transition from a fossil based to a bio-based economy, it has worldwide become an importan...

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ARBOR

ARBOR’s mission was to foster and accelerate sustainable development and use of biomas...

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BIOREFILL

The BIOREFILL project represented an operative strategy to boost local cooperation between academ...

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Co4ENERGY

Co4 Energy aimed at designing a scheme for cooperation on small-scale digestion to support local...

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FERTIPLUS

This project identified urban and farm organic waste to recycle nutrients into agriculture a...

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Graskracht

The Graskracht project was intended to promote the conversion of grass to energy in Flanders. Thi...

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H2O-C2C

The processing of manure into dischargeable water is done in agriculture by further purifying the...

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INEMAD

European agriculture is becoming more and more specialised. Farm specialisation however co-evolve...

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ManureEcoMine

European pigs and cows jointly produce about 1.27 billion tonnes of manure per year, a largely un...

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NutriCycle

This project focused on the recovery of nutrients from manure and digestate and their reuse as gr...

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