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CERES · Cereal Excess as a Renewable Energy Resource

FP7Status: TERMINATED1 January 201131 December 2012EU funding €864,677

The present proposal aims at the development of a retrofit-able straw burner with integral scrubber, powered by straw pellets, for use in grain drying. The proposed technology will address EU legislation regarding the use of biomass in heating, emissions of harmful gases, transport emissions, and the common agricultural policy (CAP), as well as the development of a knowledge based economy in line with the Lisbon strategy, and the securing of jobs within the EU agricultural sector. There are two main innovations associated with this project. The first is a tripartite scrubbing system which is a novel combination of separate technologies in a different application. The second is a pellet additive to improve the efficiency and quality of the burn. These two combined will allow the burning of straw to take place legally and efficiently. The carbon dioxide emitted from the cleaned gas will not contribute to global warming as it is negated by the carbon dioxide absorbed by the crops as they grow.

Consortium · 7 organisations

coordinator

TROYKA MAKINA GIDA INSAAT MUHENDISLIK ENERJI CEVRE BILISIM ARASTIRMA GELISTIRME DANISMANLIK SANAYI VE PAZARLAMA LIMITED SIRKETI

TR · €391,409

participant

INSTALACIONES AGRARIAS INBOMAR SL

ES · €226,392

participant

FUNDACION TECNALIA RESEARCH & INNOVATION

ES · €7,067

participant

THE UK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE LIMITED

UK · €10,365

participant

LESNI AS

DK · €36,207

participant

TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT

FI · €12,140

participant

Wilson Bailey Limited

UK · €181,097

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