CAFIPLA will unlock the potential of currently un(der)used biogenic waste streams as feedstock for the bio-economy by implementing an innovative and pragmatic approach to biomass pre-treatment. As opposed to the current bio-economy schemes dominated by sugar-based transformations, the CAFIPLA project relies on the combination of a Carboxylic Acid Platform (CAP) and Fibre Recovery Platform (FRP), to valorise biomass into biochemicals, bioproducts, feed and biomaterials.
Bioeconomy experts from Industry and Research will provide insights in biorefinery, raw material availability, technology aspects of the combined platform approaches, fermentation pathways to transform short chain carboxylic acids into added value compounds to support the implementation of a circular biowaste based bioeconomy.
Are you interested in new ways of valorisation of biomass residues and explore new value chains?
The final conference “Urban Circlar Bioeconomy” in Spain concludes the CAFIPLA project after 30 successful months. This project conclusion was supported by experts and scientists from the CAFIPLA partners through exciting presentations.
The CAFIPLA Implementation Guideline is now published and provides valuable insights into the CAFIPLA technology as well as highlights key factors to establish novel routes for biowaste valorisation on a regional level!
Watch the video to get first hand insights on the CAFIPLA pilot plant process at the IDELUX organic waste treatment facility.
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