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DISCO – Downstream ISolation of high-value COmponents

The Downstream ISolation of high-value Components (DISCO) project aims to lower the material use and increase the energy-efficiency of production trains at industrial end-users, resulting in a significantly lower CO2...
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LEMPLAR – Losses & Emissions in Plastic Recycling

Plastic Recycling The plastic recycling process today has losses and emissions, such as microplastics, inks and incorrectly sorted plastics. This prevents us of closing the plastic cycle. This project aims...
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CALMEM – Ceramic atomic layer deposited Nanofiltration membranes for separation of challenging industrial streams

Our CALMEM-project concerns nano manufactured ceramic membranes can supersede distillation columns and lead to yearly energy saving of more than 1.0 PJ/year in the Netherlands alone. Incentive Membranes are used...
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Scissors – Super Critical Industrial Solution for Suspended Organic Residual Streams

Researching and enabling the processing of specific wet waste streams through the potential of super critical water technology. Incentive Society is increasingly aware of scarcity of natural resources as well...
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sustainable innovation

PROVE IT

Industry must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming. Sustainable innovation technologies to capture CO2 exists. This can be introduced competitively if the captured CO2 can be put...
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PoSiMem – Periodic organosilica nanofiltration membranes

Developing robust, reproducible and easy to scale-up approaches for the production of novel nanofiltration (NF) membranes composed of periodic organosilica networks and hexagonal nanochannels. Incentive Membrane-based filtration technologies have received...
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Sussic – Sustainable treatment of industrial streams

Sustainable treatment of challenging industrial (waste) streams with robust silicon carbide nano- or tight-ultrafiltration membranes. These ceramic membranes are suitable to use for treating residue streams that contain organic solvents...
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recycling plastics

InReP – An Integrated approach towards Recycling of Plastics

Developing technologies in sorting, mechanical recycling and chemical recycling that make high quality recycled plastics available for the two dominating types of polymer as feedstock: polyolefins (PE/PP) and PET. Our...
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ReCoVR

ReCoVR – Recovery and Circularity of Valuable Resources

Design novel functional materials and technologies to selectively recover high-value molecules. These key electrified separation technologies are applicable to many industrial processes and improve the circularity. Incentive for circularity Resources...
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Biorefinery Program

For production of healthy ingredients and the recovery of valuable components (i.e. proteins) out of process streams. New production concepts for valuable components Bio-refinery is a crucial activity for the...
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Fascinating

In Groningen realiseren we de landbouwsector van de toekomst: een circulair systeem dat duurzaamheid, natuur, gezonde voeding en economische impact met elkaar in balans brengt: Fascinating. Meer waarde: voor voeding,...
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improved circularity

Towards improved circularity of polyolefin-based packaging

This project aims to analyse the technological hurdles for and provide background on the technical readiness of innovative technologies for mechanical and chemical recycling of plastics. Incentive Plastics are present...
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