Development of an intelligent boiler with the ability to do online measuring the amount of fuel added and adapt the combustion air to achieve optimal combustion.
IEA Bioenergy Task 40 was founded in 2004 and is now in its 4th triennium. For the past 11 years, task 40 has monitored the developments in international bioenergy trade. The core objective of IEA
Terranol has developed advanced multi-sugar fermenting yeast for 2nd generation bioethanol produktion. An underestimated challange for the commercial implementation of of such yeast lies in the
The purpose of the project is to demonstrate the synergies between biogas production, thermal gasification of biomass and gas upgrading to natural gas quality with injection on the natural gas grid.
The project aims at identifying opportunities for increased biomass production for energy and biobased
products, and examining how climate benefits and biomass sustainability can best be
ensured. Aims
In the current project we introduce a novel, knowledge-based principle for the design of enzymes that effectively degrade biomass at high temperatures (over 50 C).
Security of energy supply, sustainability and market demands are controlling parameters for developing energy systems. Lignocellulosic or second generation (2G) ethanol is part of the solution to the
The vision of HiGradeGas is to overcome the barriers towards a wide-spread and
sustainable use of biogas in the Danish energy system by improving the cost
efficiency of (i) biogas upgrading and (ii)
The purpose of the project is to fully implement an off-grid renewable energy solution for Livø Island. A previous project has - based on e.g. the amount of local energy sources from agriculture and
Biomass Gasification Polygeneration (BGP) - A highly efficient BGP system is developed to mitigate the problems related to a high penetration of electricity from fluctuating, renewable sources. The
The Danish energy system will increasingly demand flexible power production. CHP from biogas may be regulated by the application of easily digestible and concentrated biomass types. This project
The main objective of this project is to establish the optimal operation criteria for high efficiency and stability of manure co-digestion processes. The optimisation of substrate mixing and feeding
This project will develop oxygen blown biomass gasification combined with oxygen transport membranes (OTMs) for efficient conversion of waste biomass to electrical energy. During the project, a 1st
Using electric alternating gasification, wood chips can be converted to syngas, which is used to increase methane production in a biogas process. The uniquely produced gas in not diluted with nitrogen
To finish development and provide proof of concept for a technology, which makes it possible to separate unseparated household waste in 5-7 fractions in one separation step, one fraction is
The aim of the project is to develop an efficient and economical solution for cleaning of smoke from biomass fried boilers. Focus will be on straw, but also other biofuel types will be tested. There
He project aims to develop and demonstrate new corrosion resistant coating materials for heat Exchangers (superheaters) in biomass fried CHP plants. These materials can improve the economy in biomass
The project objective is to investigate the economical, practical and environmental properties of using alternative fuels in a Dall Energy multifuel furnace, and to investigate if the nutrients in the