Projects

Here you will find all projects that are financed within the Bio + program.

What are the current barriers for circular and sustainable use of micro- and macronutrients in biobased value chains?

The increasing demand for sustainably produced biomass for various products places high demands on the circular use of both micro- and macronutrients….

Manager: Nils Skoglund

Ongoing

Increasing the climate benefits of bioenergy by including the carbon opportunity cost of biomass in energy system models

Bioenergy is a crucial component to achieve ambitious climate goals. However, bioenergy also carries the risk of greenhouse gas emissions due to…

Manager: Lina Reichenberg

Ongoing

Classification and sustainability criteria for renewable fuels in the EU – what actually applies?

To promote increased use of sustainable fuels, the EU has introduced the Renewable Energy Directive (RED). RED includes a standardized methodology to…

Manager: Karin Pettersson

Ongoing

Carbon and climate efficient use of biogenic waste for circular chemicals

In Sweden, around 7Mton of waste is yearly incinerated for energy recovery. Currently around 60 % of the carbon available in that…

Manager: Sima Ajdari

Ongoing

The potential of a bio-based concrete “ink” for sustainable 3D printing: review and perspectives

The Swedish Government’s Climate Action Plan 2019 underlines the need for creating a common understanding about the transition to bioeconomy and knowledge…

Manager: Magdalena Rajczakowska

Ongoing

GotBio: Potential of bio-based energy in carbon neutral scenarios of Gotland

Gotland has been commissioned to drive the transition by acting as a pilot area for a sustainable energy system. The industry and…

Manager: Sofia Klugman

Ongoing

Climate impact of carbon efficient forest-based value chains

Biomass can be used as a feedstock for producing renewable fuels and chemicals. The project investigates how forest residues and industrial side-streams…

Manager: Olivia Cintas Sanchez

Ongoing

Trading fossil and biogenic carbon emissions: Assessments of substitution effects for different value chains

The project takes a holistic perspective on the assessment of the important substitution factors that indicate the climate benefits of replacing emission-intensive…

Manager: Robert Lundmark

Ongoing

Potential value chains for bio-based plastics

There is currently a lack of suitable bio-based raw material to cover the need and demand that exists for bio-based plastics. In…

Manager: Kerstin Jedvert

Ongoing

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