Jonas Markusson

Millions of tonnes of olive mill waste are generated across Europe every year. The OLinWASTE project explores how this can be turned into valuable resources.

Bark from the forestry industry contains valuable substances that can be used, for example, in bio-based materials, dyes and chemicals, but is currently used primarily as fuel. The Bark2Business project is developing new business …

Single-use plastic packaging must be replaced with more sustainable alternatives. Moulded fibre made from renewable materials shows promise, but current manufacturing processes are often energy-intensive and costly. The FiberReFor…

The BioBio project is developing a concept for biogas and biorefining that aims to increase the production of biogas and other biobased products from agricultural residual streams.

Norwegian fish farms generate 600,000 tonnes of fish sludge annually, currently discharged into the sea. A cross-border project between Sweden and Norway brings together industry, researchers, and stakeholders from land and sea fa…

The GreenBattery project focused on building a prototype of a green battery. The key idea behind the project was to establish a battery prototype with green (or greener) components without compromising the battery’s performance.

The BIOMODEL4REGIONS project aims to support the establishment of the innovative governance models at local/regional level to achieve better-informed decision-making processes, social engagement and innovation to support and stren…

The main goal of the project is to scale-up binder production using kraft lignin (kraft lignin and bitumen) and by building a test road to study the characteristics of this innovative binder used in asphalt concrete. Kraft lignin …