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Replacing fossil carbon feedstocks with renewable alternatives requires a range of technological pathways beyond electrification. High Temperature Winkler® (HTW®) gasification offers a promising solution, producing high-quality synthesis gas from waste-based feedstocks with limited pre-treatment requirements. Researchers from Technische Universität Darmstadt and GIDARA Energy have investigated the use of B-type waste wood from construction and demolition…
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On 10 September, the Bio-MeGaFuel consortium came together for its General Assembly meeting, with partners from WP2 presenting interesting results from the gasification of different feedstocks. 🔬 It was a valuable opportunity to discuss the latest progress and exchange views on the next steps of the project. After the meeting, the consortium visited Blue World…
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How can methanol production be intensified to become more efficient, flexible and sustainable? The Bio-MeGaFuel project is joining forces with EMPHATICAL for a dedicated webinar exploring the latest developments and opportunities in intensified (bio-)methanol production. LINK registration The webinar will bring together experts from research, industry and innovation to discuss how advanced technologies and process…
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The Bio-MeGaFuel project was represented at the 8th International Conference on Chemical Looping (ICCL2026), held at the University of Manchester from 31 August to 4 September 2026. The conference brought together more than 160 participants from the international chemical looping community to exchange the latest developments in materials, reactors, process design, scale-up and industrial applications.…
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Research projects are not only about developing new technologies. They also create opportunities for young researchers to explore the challenges of bringing innovation closer to real-world application. As part of the Bio-MeGaFuel project, Sara Kosjerina carried out her Master’s thesis within Task 5.2, focusing on future biomethanol value chains and business models. Her work explored…
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The Bio-MeGaFuel project continues to share its latest research with the international scientific and industrial community through presentations at major events in the fields of chemical reaction engineering, biomass conversion and sustainable energy. Gaetano Anello had the opportunity to present part of his work within the Bio-MeGaFuel project on membrane reactor modelling for methanol production…
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On 16 June 2026, the CSIC-ICB Scientific Workshop brought together around 100 participants, including leading representatives from the energy sector in Aragón, Spain. The event aimed to showcase the institute’s main strategic research lines and scientific and technological capabilities while fostering collaboration with research institutions, universities, companies, and organizations working towards the energy transition and…
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On 4 May, the CLG Cluster officially launched with a successful online kick-off meeting, marking the beginning of a collaborative journey among the participating projects. The CLG Cluster is made by 6 Eu-projects: Bio-FlexCLC · Bio-MeGaFuel · BioNETzero · COUPLED · HYIELD · PYRAH 2 During the meeting, partners agreed on the cluster logo, establishing…
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At the end of May, the Bio-MeGaFuel Project participated in the inspiring symposium “From Waste to Sustainable Fuels”, alongside fellow European projects including Flexby, TEAPOTS, BeBOP, Fuels-C, and PYSOLO. Over two days, participants engaged in discussions covering a wide range of topics, from life cycle assessment and circularity metrics to artificial intelligence, techno-economic analysis, and…