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…

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…

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.…

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…

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…

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…

Last May, Gaetano Anello from TUE had the opportunity to present part of his work within the Bio-MeGaFuel Project on membrane reactor modeling for methanol production at the International Symposium on Chemical Reaction Engineering and the Asian Pacific Chemical Reaction Engineering Conference (ISCRE29 & APCRE11) in Seoul, South Korea. Here his presentation: https://www.biomegafuelproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/ISCRE29-TUe-Gaetano.pdf The conference…