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Scaling up biorefinery processes – from lab to market

The transition to a fossil-free society requires that every biomolecule be used as efficiently as possible. At the same time, businesses today face major challenges: costly upscaling, complicated processes and the difficulty of commercialising new bio-based products. For small and medium-sized enterprises, investing in their own infrastructure and expertise can involve significant financial risks and be highly complex.

RISE helps you develop and verify new biorefinery solutions throughout the entire chain – from innovation to commercial production. We provide support with test and pilot facilities where you can scale up processes under industrial conditions without having to build your own infrastructure. Through techno-economic analyses, process simulation and green chemistry, we work together to develop sustainable processes that give you a competitive edge in the market.

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Bioeconomy Arena

Bioeconomy Arena brings together RISE infrastructure and capabilities for the development, upscaling and commercialisation of new bio-based products and solutions.
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Expertise in biorefinery
RISE brings together expertise in batch and continuous processes, catalysis, thermochemical upgrading and electrochemical methods. Our specialists combine process knowledge with techno-economic analysis to develop sustainable and competitive biorefinery solutions.
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Why RISE

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Scaling up and testing

– from lab to demo scale in flexible facilities such as Bioeconomy Arena, where you share costs and infrastructure with other innovators.
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Process development and optimisation

– expertise in batch and continuous processes, catalysis, thermochemical upgrading and electrochemical methods.
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Techno-economic analysis and simulation

– virtual test beds and Aspen Plus models that evaluate biorefinery concepts at an early stage and provide a clear picture of the technology's potential, costs and profitability.
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Green chemistry and sustainability

– development of environmentally friendly processes with renewable raw materials, reduced energy consumption and safe upscaling.
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Collaboration and commercialisation

– access to clusters such as the Processum Biorefinery Cluster and support to bridge the ‘valley of death’ to the market.