The project involves seven partners from Poland (2), Lithuania (1), Germany (1), Sweden (2) and Denmark (1). The partnership is composed of universities, SMEs, scientific units, local authorities and other entities operating at the intersection of innovative technologies and energy efficiency. The partners are supported by three associated partners which are Voivodeship Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, municipal incineration plant and an association from Poland and Lithuania. The project is led by Gdansk University of Technology (PL).
The overall project objective is to develop and implement innovative waste-based energy production technologies that enhance renewable energy generation, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and support the transition to green energy in the South Baltic region.
The project’s activities include developing and optimizing pre-treatment and processing techniques that enhance the efficiency of energy production from non-recyclable energetic waste fractions. Then on this basis – developing, optimizing, and validating (pilot actions) waste-to-energy conversion technologies. Lastly, evaluating the technical, economic, and environmental performance of developed technologies.
