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Aquaporin's CLEAR reduces operating feed pressure by 13%

Aquaporin

Case

Biosolutions

+6

Aquaporin's CLEAR reduces operating feed pressure by 13%

emaser s.a., a joint venture majority owned by Aqualia operates a water treatment plant in a Spanish municipality in Ciudad Real where the local well water has high levels of sulfate and nitrate. To provide safe and high-quality water for human consumption and meet local drinking water requirements,
Long-lasting clothes for a long-lasting climate

Novonesis

Case

Biosolutions

Long-lasting clothes for a long-lasting climate

The fashion industry is responsible for 10% of the world’s CO2 emissions. In the tiny country of Denmark alone, 677 tonnes of textiles get destroyed every year. Our overuse of clothes puts enormous pressure on nature. Today, 60% of microplastics in the seas and oceans come from textiles. Extending t
Carbon capture food and feed

Algiecel

Case

Biosolutions

+2

Carbon capture food and feed

Smaller industries are carbon capture-challenged While big industries are looking towards Power-to-X as a solution to their CO2 emissions, there are no real feasible technologies available today that allow small and mid-sized companies to capture and reuse their carbon. The potential in Power-to-X i
From green grass to green plastic

Pond

Case

Biosolutions

+1

From green grass to green plastic

Life with plastic, not fantastic 400 million tonnes of plastic are produced globally – every year. It stays in the environment for ages, threatening wildlife and spreading toxins. Furthermore, the production of plastic today is based on crude oil and responsible for emitting around 2 billion tonnes
Rethinking flavorings in the food industry

Nocla

Case

Biosolutions

+3

Rethinking flavorings in the food industry

The global food industry is increasingly prioritizing sustainability and environmental responsibility. With rising awareness of climate change and resource scarcity, there is a growing demand for innovative solutions that address these challenges. One of the significant environmental challenges in t
A Greener Way to Dye Blue Jeans

DTU Biosustain

R&D Project

Bio-based circular solutions

+4

A Greener Way to Dye Blue Jeans

The textile industry relies on chemically intensive synthetic indigo resulting in staggering greenhouse gas emissions and pollution. Hazardous wastewater is often released directly into waterways, intentionally or by leakage. Rampant use of indigo has led to adverse socio-economic effects, both dire
DTU Biosustain Sustainable Innovation Office

DTU Biosustain

Case

Bio-based circular solutions

+1

DTU Biosustain Sustainable Innovation Office

Today, essential commodities are manufactured from chemicals based on oil or extracted from plants. This way of manufacturing depletes natural resources, increases carbon dioxide emissions, and negatively affects biogeochemical cycles. Products should instead be obtained using sustainable biotechnol
DTU Biosustain Biofoundry

DTU Biosustain

Case

Bio-based circular solutions

+1

DTU Biosustain Biofoundry

While the Biofoundry supports all the research groups of the Center, its overall aim is to help bridge the technological ‘valley of death’ and advance selected research projects in developing cell factories for chemical or protein production. Subsequently, these projects can be handed ov
Everenden in Odense: A Wetland Purifying Water

WSP

Case

Biosolutions

+1

Everenden in Odense: A Wetland Purifying Water

Near Odense, Everenden, originally a man-made drainage channel, required significant improvements. The channel, which directs water into Odense Fjord to keep the low-lying areas dry, was in poor ecological condition due to sewer overflow, nearby horticultural activities, and general physical degrada
First large scale transplantation of eelgrass

WSP

Case

Biodiversity

+3

First large scale transplantation of eelgrass

Eelgrass has unfortunately disappeared from the seabed along the coast in many places. But eelgrass is essential for biodiversity as it creates living places for several species. Eelgrass also has a great potential to improve water quality and capture CO2. A new project shows, that large scale trans
Utilising residual natural fibres

Pond

Case

Bio-based circular solutions

+4

Utilising residual natural fibres

The agriculture industry generates large amounts of residual natural fibres that currently are either left in fields for composting or incineration, used for energy production or animal feed. Essentially, end of life for the natural fibre material that could be utilised in new products, hereby exten
Biobased alternative to plastics

Pond

Case

Circular business models

+2

Biobased alternative to plastics

Today, 8 per cent of all extracted crude oil is used directly for manufacturing of plastic materials because it is the only source of xylene, which is a key building block in PET (polyester). The annual global production of polyester is estimated at more than 80 million tonnes and thus accounts for