Category: News
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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…
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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…
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After the first 18 months of implementation, the Bio-MeGaFuel Project, funded by European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA), successfully held its first online Review Meeting, bringing together the consortium’s Work Package leaders and the Project Officer, to evaluate the project’s progress and define the roadmap for the second half of the project. The…
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The meeting was organized by European Gas Research Group (GERG), specifically within its Carbon Capture and Storage section. GERG is a leading collaborative gas research organization in Europe, bringing together major energy companies and infrastructure operators to advance innovation, safety, sustainability, and the decarbonization of the gas system. Its activities focus on joint R&D initiatives…
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Bio-MeGaFuel was invited to contribute to the webinar “Electrolysis and Gasification: Possible Synergies in Energy and Fuel Production”, held on Friday, 6 March 2026 at 15:00 (CET). The webinar explored how electrolysis and gasification technologies can complement each other to enable more sustainable production of renewable fuels and energy. The event brought together several European…
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At the end of February, partners of the Bio-MeGaFuel project gathered at 1CUBE office in Eindhoven (NL) for the 4th General Meeting. The meeting provided a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, with each Work Package leader presenting updates on objectives, participating partners, timelines, tasks, interconnections with other work packages, deliverables, milestones, and plans for…
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On 25–26 February, the Winter School on Gasification and Membrane Reactors took place, co-organized by the EU-funded projects Bio-MeGaFuel, HEREMES, and MemCat. The event brought together researchers, technology developers, and industry representatives to exchange knowledge on advanced thermochemical conversion technologies and innovative reactor concepts for sustainable fuel production. Francisco Garcia from CSIC contributed to the…
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On 26 January 2026 , the Bio-MeGaFuel project took part in a dynamic webinar on Chemical Looping Processes, joining forces with the Bio-FlexCLC project and the COUPLED Project to explore how EU-funded initiatives are accelerating the transition to sustainable energy systems and low-carbon chemical production. The webinar featured insightful contributions from leading experts across Europe:…