The Consortium
The consortium comprises 13 entities from 7 EU countries: 5 industrial partners (2 technical SMEs, 2 technology transfer and risk analysis SMEs, and one large component manufacturing industries); one end user from the transportation sector; 5 RTD and 2 HEA organizations to research and develop cutting-edge technologies. The consortium combines skills and expertise, bringing to the project a wide range of experts working with transdisciplinary approaches to environmental and industrial processes challenges.
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The Partners
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GET’s main expertise is plant engineering, project management and system combination. As Lead partner they are minimizing the risk and assuring the quality of Heat-to-Fuel. GET is furthermore easing the cooperation between the partners and all other stakeholders.
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IREC works on advanced catalysts for FT synthesis and on the experimental investigation of pyrolysis/gasification kinetics.
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In the project, RE-CORD will bring its expertise in the thermochemical conversion of organic waste and will investigate the hydrothermal conversion of selected feedstock and bio-based residue, and perform hydrotreating test of bio-oil.
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The CEA will contribute on the design, modelling and the manufacturing of the FT structured reactor; assess the FT reactor; design both reactors APR and FT and will participate to the test at Güssing.
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JM is a FTSE100 company with expertise in advanced materials and processes across a range of sustainable technologies. JM offers years of experience in a wide range of catalysts, technologies and other chemical products which are used within the petrochemical, chemical and fine chemical industries.
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SF is involved in risk analysis; business case definition and development as well as implementation of developed business cases and dissemination and promotion of the project activities and results.
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POLITO is involved in several activities, mainly the development of the Aqueous Phase Reforming (APR) reactor and collaboration to the design of the reactor coupling APR and Fischer-Tropsch (FT).
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TU Wien is involved in the execution of gasification experiments by the use of an existing novel 100 kW DFB gasification test plant at TU Wien for a broad ranch of feedstock types
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Main role of BE2020 in the project is testing of the Bi-reactional Fischer Tropsch – APR reactor in representative environment at Güssing using synthesis gas from a biomass gasifier.
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IChPW competence lies in the areas of biomass feedstock specification, preparation and lab. analysis oriented on its thermochemical conversion (in Heat-to-Fuel through gasification).
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In the context of Heat-to-Fuel project, KHIMOD is in charge of the APR equipment and the Fischer-Tropsch Heat Exchanger-Reactor manufacturing, aiming to demonstrate the transformation of biomass residue into biofuel (2nd generation). Based in Austria, this project is co-financed by the European Union H2020 program.
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CRF will be involved into the techno-economic and environmental assessment of the developed technologies for biofuel production.
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R2M focuses on achieving the maximum exploitation and impact, while safeguarding the interests of all industrial partners.