Demos
DEMO 1 – Belgium
What? Hydrotreated and esterified lipids production from CO2
Where? Aartselaar and Ghent, Belgium
Leader: BBEPP supported by CSIC, AQUAFIN, UNICRE, and VERD
DEMO 1 will produce value-added liquid biofuels, using as feedstock CO2 derived from a biogas upgrading plant, and renewable hydrogen, through a combined biological and thermocatalytic process.
Demo 2 – Spain
What? Synthetic Natural Gas production from CO2 and green hydrogen
Where? Somontano, Spain
Leader: CIRCE supported by VdV and URV
In DEMO 2, the CO2 produced in the wine fermentation process will be captured and converted into methane via hydrogenation using renewable H2 produced via electrolysis from electricity generated from solar energy. This way, the winery will both reduce its carbon footprint by utilising the CO2, and lower its dependency on fossil fuels by using the produced methane.
DEMO 3 – Greece
What? Biodiesel production from algae
Where? Thessaloniki, Greece
Leader: IHU supported by ALGEN, BLAG, QLAB, VERD
DEMO 3 will demonstrate and validate the efficiency of the process for producing biodiesel from microalgae. The main objective is to extract lipids produced from algae and to further convert them to fatty acid methyl esters (biodiesel). The microalgae will grow in high-rate open ponds, using side streams and effluents from a biogas plant, such as CO2 and digestate.
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What? Bioethanol and biomethanol production from organic urban waste fraction
Where? L’Alcudia and Madrid, Spain
Leader: PERSEO supported by CSIC and SAV
In DEMO 4, bioethanol will be produced from urban biowastes through hydrolysis and fermentation. The side streams from that process will be further valorised to produce light alcohols (bioethanol, biomethanol) and biogas via catalytic hydrogenation and anaerobic digestion respectively.