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Green hydrogen and platform chemicals from agricultural residues
The project is aiming to improve the energy efficiency in the agricultural sector by enhancing its output and reducing the dependence on fossil feedstocks.
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Green hydrogen and platform chemicals from agricultural residues
Acronym: AHRI-WASTE2H2
Duration: 2024–2028
Project manager: Daniel Martin Yerga
Project partners: Tallinn University of Technology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology and University of Jyväskylä
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Aiko Nakano Hylander
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Green hydrogen and platform chemicals from agricultural residues
The AGRI-WASTE2H2 project aims to improve energy efficiency in agriculture by increasing output and reducing dependence on fossil feedstocks. Modern farming, while vital to food production, consumes large amounts of energy and emits significant CO₂. It also produces underused side-streams like husks, peels, and straw. This project seeks to convert such waste into valuable products through innovative electrochemical processes powered…