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The aim is to advance biofuel production through the pyrolysis of biogenic residues for aviation and marine use.

April 30, 2026Open Access

Production of advanced bioFUELS via pyrolysis and UPgrading of 100% biogenic residues for aviation and marine sector, including full valorisation of side streams

Puntos clave

The aim is to advance biofuel production through the pyrolysis of biogenic residues for aviation and marine use.
Presented the FUEL-UP project at the European Biomass Conference.
Included discussions on technology, feedstock versatility, and testing activities.
Involved collaboration with leading Horizon Europe projects.
Showcased advancements in sustainable maritime biofuels production.
Highlighted the versatility of biogenic feedstocks.
Provided updates on certification and future cleaner shipping initiatives.

Resumen

FUEL-UP project was presented at the 33rd European Biomass Conference and Exhibition Parallel Event “Innovation and Sustainability for Maritime Biofuels” on Tuesday 10 June, at 16.30-18.30 in Valencia, Spain. Discover the latest advancements in sustainable maritime biofuels through the presentation of FUEL-UP project and other three leading Horizon Europe projects: M2ARE, COCPIT and SEA-FAIRER. Experts provided project overviews, highlighting technology, industry roles, feedstock versatility, output, and testing/certification activities as well as offering a crucial update on the future of cleaner shipping.

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