Thermo-chemical conversion of waste bio-feedstock
Green hydrogen separated from process syngas
Process CO2 capture & heat through oxy-combustion
CO2 capture via certified bio-char soil enrichment
About NET-Fuels
NET-Fuels is a 4-year project funded by the European Commission's Horizon Europe programme to develop and validate integrated chemical and thermal processes to produce sustainable fuels and energy from low-grade waste biomass. The integrated system is designed to re-use and minimise process CO2 and, in conjunction with soil enrichment by the process biochar, will achieve certified negative greenhouse gases emissions. Click the play button to find out more via our infographic.
Read MoreProject Research & Innovation Areas
NET-Fuels comprises 4 primary work pacakges, as shown below, with a view to delivering a working pilot-scale plant by the end of 4 years. These are supported by comprehensive management and dissemination activities to ensure exploitation of results.
Thermo-chemical conversion of biogenic residues and supply of CO2 and biochar
Bioelectrochemical process for CO2 conversion to CH4 from off-gas streams
Sustainability and carbon sink assessment
Business Development and Potential Industrial Scale-up
Keep up-to-date with our project
The organisers of the NET-Fuels2026 Conference reflect on a busy few days! Click to read.
We interviewed the project team in the beautiful setting of Ravenna. Click to view.
The latest newsletter detailing the most recent results from our project is available now. Click to read.
Technical updates from NET-Fuels
As part of Work Package 5, REACH Innovation has performed a Market Competitive Research Analysis (MCRA) on carbon negative biofuel production and BECCUS application area. Click the title banner to read.
Our partner Ithaka Institute has written an article on using biochar created from waste farming biomass to improve growth of hop plants.Click the title banner to read.
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