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AC2GEN
  • (Inter)Cluster, 2G sugar, 2G sugar - agriculture, 2G sugar - industrial, Agricultural sidestreams, Biopolymers, Bulk chemicals, Carbon fibres, Chemical building blocks, Coating, Coordinator, Corn stover, DSP process development, Fermentation, Finished projects, In situ product recovery, Industrial sidestreams, Moonshot flanders-cSBO, Paper and cardboard, Polymers and packaging and biomaterials, Process development (TRL 4-5), Product recovery and purification, Regional-flanders, WP leader

Acrylates from 2nd generation sugars: a powerful combination of fermentation, catalysis, and CO2 recycling

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AppliSurf
  • (Inter)Cluster, 1G sugar, Biosurfactants, Catalisti-SBO, Detergents, Fatty acids, Fatty alcohols, Fermentation, Finished projects, Food, Glucose, Green chemistry, High throughput screening, Industrial biotechnology, Industry user group, Oils, Oils and derivatives, Ozonolysis, Personal and home care, Personal care, Product recovery & purification, Regional-flanders, Scale-up (TRL 4-6), Specialty carbohydrates, Vegetable oils, WP leader

Screening the application potential of a yeast-based biosurfactant portfolio. In AppliSurf a combination of genetic modification, fermentation development/optimization and green chemistry will be applied to enable commercial production at acceptable cost of an innovative and broad portfolio of biosurfactant structures.

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Bio Base Demo
  • Demonstration (TRL 5-7), EU RRF project, Finished projects, Investment project, Regional-flanders, VLAIO/AO

Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant is building a fully equipped 75 m3 fermentation line.

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Bio Base Flow
  • Coordinator, EFRO/ERDF, Finished projects, Investment project, Regional-flanders

Infrastructure for the support of the technology transfer between companies and the Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant.

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Bio Base NextGen
  • EU RRF project, Finished projects, Investment project, Process development (TRL 4-5), Regional-flanders, Scale-up (TRL 4-6), VLAIO/AO

The Bio Base NextGen Fermentation Platform enables accelerated scale-up of innovative fermentation processes from lab scale to a relevant demonstration and production scale.

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Bio Base Release
  • Coordinator, EFRO/ERDF, Fermentation, Finished projects, Investment project, Product recovery and purification, Regional-flanders

Investment in additional process and analysis equipment to simplify and make fermentation and purification of intracellularly formed products more efficient.

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Bio Base Transition
  • Demonstration (TRL 5-7), Finished projects, Investment project, Regional-flanders, Scale-up (TRL 4-6), VLAIO/AO

The Bio Base Transition investment concerns a fermentation line (15m3) for demonstration of the valorisation of renewable raw materials, green methanol or waste materials into complex compounds, as an alternative to (petro)chemistry.

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BioCluster
  • AO-NIB, Biomaterials, Bioplastics, Biosurfactants, Bulk chemicals, Finished projects, Lubricants, Partner, Personal and home care, Polymers and packaging and biomaterials, Process development, Regional-flanders, SME support, Solvents, Specialty chemicals, VLAIO/AO, Value chain building

The main goal of the project is to facilitate the transition of the Flemish industry to a sustainable, biobased economy by building a competitive biocluster of companies that are able to build new value chains.
The project is primarily aimed at companies from the agro-industry, technology developers and the chemical sector.

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BioKatalyse
  • AO-NIB, Biocatalysis, Coordinator, Finished projects, Process development, Regional-flanders, SME support, VLAIO/AO, Value chain building, WP leader

The aim of BIOKATALYSE is to acquaint traditional chemical industry with the Key Enabling Technology Biocatalysis. Biocatalysis is a technology that uses enzymes instead of chemical catalysts to catalyse or speed up chemical processes. The target group is the Flemish chemical industry that is mainly making use of conventional chemical conversion techniques.

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