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The course “Implementation of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” continued with a new topic “Potential raw materials for sustainable bioproducts production in the EU”, Dr. Yelizaveta Chernysh and invited guest Antoine Bercy. Antoine Bercy, PhD student at the Biogas Research Group, Faculty of Tropical Agricultural Sciences, Czech University of Natural Sciences in […]

The course “Introduction of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” continued with a new topic “Potential raw materials for sustainable bioproducts production in the EU”, moderated by Iryna Ablieieva and Yelizaveta Chernysh.

The course “Introduction of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” was continued with a new topic “Characterization of biofuel feedstocks”. The issues of substrate productivity were covered and the basics of theoretical calculations of anaerobic digestion systems were discussed in detail. The lecturer on the topic of substrate productivity characterization was Dr. Victoria

Continuation of topic 3 “Characterization of biofuel feedstocks” with the participation of guest expert Professor Mykola Kharytonov, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Dnipro State Agrarian and Economic University (Ukraine) with a presentation “Efficiency of using non-traditional fertilizers for growing bioenergy crops on marginal lands”. The following issues were discussed during the lecture:

The course “Implementation of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” was continued with a new topic “Characterization of biofuel feedstock”. The issues of production and research of solid biofuels and the use of sustainable energy from agricultural land were covered. Dr. Yelizaveta Chernysh spoke on the topic of biofuel feedstock characterization, and Kseniia

The course “Implementation of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” continues with the topic “EU experience in bioenergy innovations in waste management”, with lecturer and moderator Yelizaveta Chernysh. You can learn about key aspects such as developing a roadmap for bioenergy, anaerobic digestion and production of biogas and biofertilizers, environmental benefits of biogas,

The course “Implementation of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” continues with the topic “EU experience in bioenergy innovations in waste management”, with lecturer and moderator Yelizaveta Chernysh. Today, our guest expert was Adam Hruska, a researcher at the Agri Policy Lab in the Biogas Research Group at the Faculty of Tropical Agricultural

The first day of the Second BioInWaste 2024 Spring School has come to an end, with a focus on the growth of the bioeconomy around the world, the relationship between the circular economy and the bioeconomy, and the green course of biotechnology development in various industries.

On April 17, 2024, the spring school “Introduction of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU” has started within the Jean Monnet module “Bioenergy innovations in waste management: European experience in implementing a circular economy” (BIOINWASTE) of the EU Erasmus+ program under Grant Agreement No. 101085172 (2023-2025). The BioInWaste project team presented itself and

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the second spring school “Introduction of bioenergy technologies for waste processing in the EU”. The course is designed for those interested in gaining knowledge on bioenergy and waste treatment. The program includes lectures from leading experts in the field, practical exercises and workshops on project development