European technology to catalyse electrification of chemical industry
THE CONSORTIUM
A consortium led by TNO (The Netherlands) and formed by VITO (Belgium), Avantium (The Netherlands), INSTM (Italy), Gensoric (Germany), Hysytech (Italy), Sustainable Innovations (Spain), Perstorp (Sweden), University of Hohenheim (Germany), Radici Chimica (Italy), AVA Biochem (Switzerland) and Novamont (Italy) will work for 48 months in order to develop and build an electrochemical pilot reactor, a direct conversion to the targeted products.

Goal
PERFORM is expected to contribute to technology development to reduce the environmental impact of the chemical industry. The technology developed in PERFORM will reduce CO2 emissions from the production of chemicals due to the efficient utilization of renewable biobased feedstocks and renewable energy. It will also be essential for a future sustainable society that uses local resources
LATEST NEWS

On September 30, PERFORM was present at the event MEDNIGHT 2022, the Mediterranean Night for Researchers, held at the Rectorate of the University of Messina. In this session, Rosalba Passalacqua, Associate Professor of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Messina in Italy & Consortium INSTM UdR Messina (CASPE laboratory) gave a presentation about the project’s...

TNO, as PERFORM’s project coordinator and responsible for the system platform innovation, attended the Electrochemistry 2022 conference. Held from September 27 to 30 in Berlin (Germany). The conference, organised by the German Chemical Society, accepted the lecture entitled Scaling up electrochemical production of biobased maleic acid.

Roman Latsuzbaia, Scientist at TNO, attended from September 12 to 16, the 73 edition of the International Society of Electrochemistry Conference, held in an online format. Over there, Roman was in charge of showcasing the presentation Scaling up electrochemical production of biobased maleic acid, developing further part of the work carried out as part of...
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