Nous mettons en relation les chercheurs et les entrepreneurs
Le Centre de Compétence Suisse de la Recherche en Bioénergie (SCCER BIOSWEET) est un consortium de partenaires issus du monde universitaire et d'organisations privées ou publiques. Il se concentre sur la recherche et la mise en œuvre de processus de transformation de la biomasse qui ont un niveau élevé de maturité technologique.
Actualité et événements
Carbon-neutral mobility: challenges and policy options
The recently published report by the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council (EASAC) entitled “Decarbonisation of transport: options and challenges” was presented at the Swiss Academies of Sciences in Bern on 5 April. As elaborated in the report and presented by the project…
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SCCER BIOSWEET Interview with Kasia Arturi
Kasia is a postdoctoral researcher working in the Catalytic Process Engineering group (CPE, Frederic Vogel). Although she is funded by European Commission under the H2020 programme and Marie Curie Individual Fellowship Action (MSCA-IF), she works within the SCCER BIOSWEET framework and has the same research vision…
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Swiss Biomass Potentials on map.geo.admin.ch
All biomass potentials (woody and non-woody) and all biogas plant locations are now available online as maps. The SCCER BIOSWEET team at the WSL has published the data together with the Swiss Federal Office of Energy on the mapping platform of the Swiss Confederation (map.geo.admin.ch). The maps show…
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KTT Insight: Die Firma Apex AG im Portrait
Innovation = 1% Inspiration + 99% Transpiration: Die erste Geschäftsidee findet kaum Resonanz. Stattdessen sichern Nischen im Service- und Ersatzteilgeschäft das Überleben. Mit Geduld und Mut erweitert apex sein Portfolio immer eng um seine Kernkompetenzen im Gashochdruck herum.
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Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste for a Circular Economy
Check out the new IEA Task 37 Technical Report on Food Waste Digestion which was co-authored by the SCCER BIOSWEET Partner Urs Baier. There is increasing awareness of the quantities of food that are lost every year across the globe; while the quality of available data varies, estimates suggest the total is around 1.3 billion tons…
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Policy to reduce energy efficiency gap – New SCCER CREST Whitepaper
Swiss households invest less in energy-efficient appliances than would be optimal for achieving their energy targets. This is even the case when energy-efficient appliances have lower costs over their entire service life. A white paper from the SCCER CREST research center, where the University…
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