Seeking technology partners for sustainable biomass processing

We're looking for technology partners to help unlock the potential of cellulose- and hemicellulose-rich biomass residues.

We're exploring sustainable ways to make better use of agricultural biomass. Following lignin extraction, the remaining solid and liquid streams contain valuable cellulose and hemicellulose fractions that offer opportunities for further processing and valorisation.

To advance this work, we're looking to collaborate with technology providers, research organisations, and industrial partners with expertise in sustainable biomass processing.

We're particularly interested in technologies such as mechanical fibrillation, milling, enzymatic processing, and thermohydrolysis, with capabilities at laboratory or pilot scale.

Our goal is to explore technically feasible processing routes through collaborative development, access to specialised equipment, and shared expertise.

Interested in collaborating?

We've published a technology request through the Enterprise Europe Network.
Explore the opportunity and get in touch to discuss potential collaboration.

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