The Pro-Enrich project has developed a flexible biorefinery approach able to processing a range of agricultural residues from rapeseed meal. […]
Pro-Enrich: Rapeseed side stream
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Pro-Enrich: Olive side stream
Pro-Enrich is working in the biorefining process of olive side stream. […]
2.5 years of the EU project Pro-Enrich: developing new proteins and bioactive ingredients
The Pro-Enrich project is an EU funded BBI-JU project (GA792050) active since May 2018. During this time, its 16 partners have been working to develop novel functional proteins and bioactive ingredients from rapeseed, olive, tomato, and citrus fruit side streams, which will have applications in food, cosmetics, pet food and adhesives. […]
Pro-Enrich: Tomatoes and citrus side stream
Pro-Enrich is developing novel functional proteins and bioactive ingredients from tomato pulp and juice. […]
ECOFUNCO – ECO sustainable multi FUNctional biobased COATings with enhanced performance and end of life options
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On the way to a green waste-biorefinery
A large amount of green waste is generated especially in metropolitan regions and it is not sustainably recycled until now. The majority of green waste is composted and subsequently used as fertilizer or is used in biogas plants for energy production. As part of the project “GreenToGreen – municipal green waste as the basis for green chemistry” new processes are being developed for the material use of green waste. […]
Virtual Conference – Moving Towards a Competitive European Bioeconomy: Emerging Biorefinery Technologies & Pathways to Deployment, 17 February 2021
Virtual Conference – Moving Towards a Competitive European Bioeconomy:
Emerging Biorefinery Technologies & Pathways to Deployment, 17 February 2021 […]
New-C-Land: an intuitive interface
The Interreg New-C-Land project team created a map that identifies abandoned sites and end-users of biomass. This database now provides answers to users who wish to source plant crops and allows managers of neglected sites to derive benefits by valorizing them. […]