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What a month for the CARBIOW project consortium! On one hand, our Slovenian partner, Kemijski inštitut – National Institute of Chemistry, published CARBIOW’s sixth scientific paper. This time, it was in volume 252 of the prestigious journal Renewable Energy (17.6 CiteScore | 9.1 Impact Factor) by Elsevier, and the authors were Andrii Kostyniuk and Blaž […]
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International shipping keeps the global economy afloat, transporting billions of dollars worth of goods every day. However, these operations come at a high environmental cost, as the sector remains one of the biggest contributors to man-made climate change. The commercial shipping sector emits 1 billion tonnes of CO2 per year, accounting for around 3% of […]
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Airbus and partners (the Air France-KLM Group, Associated Energy Group, LLC, BNP Paribas, Burnham Sterling, Mitsubishi HC Capital Inc. and Qantas Airways Limited) co-invested in a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) financing fund to accelerate the production of SAF. The corporate partners worked with investment manager Burnham Sterling Asset Management to establish the Sustainable Aviation Fuel […]
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In the aftermath of the pandemic, cruise bookings have soared in recent years, with 27% of cruise passengers in the last two years being first-time customers. This rise in popularity has put the spotlight on decarbonisation on cruise lines. Indeed, traditional fossil-fuelled cruise ships produce far more greenhouse gas emissions than cars or planes: According […]
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By early next year, airlines in the EU will be required to use 2 per cent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in their fuel mix, rising to 6 per cent by 2030 and 70 per cent by 2050. While this may initially ensure sufficient demand for European refineries, China may be overwhelming Europe’s scarce biofuel production […]
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Since the CARBIOW project started in October 2022, the various partners involved in the project have participated on numerous occasions in differents sectoral events, either to present the project or to start disseminating its first results. Collaborative opportunities and knowledge sharing are common outcomes of interactions at these events, fostering advancements in bioenergy research, development, […]
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In its first year and a half, the CARBIOW project has already produced four scientific publications, drafted by Andrii Kostyniuk and Blaž Likozar, representatives of one of our partners: the Slovenian Kemijski Institut-National Institute of Chemistry (NIC). This good rate of scientific publications shows that the project has now fully entered the dissemination phase. NIC’s […]
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Svetlana Obydenkova holds a PhD from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), obtained in 2023. She has an MSc in Energy Technology and Sustainable Fuels Economy and is an environmental engineer with over ten years of experience in environmental impact assessment, feasibility analysis, and life cycle assessment. Currently, she is the technical leader of the sustainability […]
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Michelle Gian is a PhD researcher at the Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials (AMIBM), with a bachelor’s degree in Applied Science specializing in Material Science from Fontys University of Applied Sciences and a master’s degree in Biobased Materials specializing in sustainability assessment from Maastricht University. Before joining AMIBM, she worked for a company specializing in […]