Successful biobased pilot installations in Lelystad fully operational for businesses

Thursday, February 4, 2016 - 08:42 in Earth & Climate

Fermentation of manure and biomass can become more economically viable if it is combined with biorefinery and the residual streams are optimally used. The EnergieRijk PPS programme has therefore linked a co-fermenter to biorefinery installations and an algae pond. Although the successful project has now been concluded, the research facilities at the ACRRES premises in Lelystad are still fully operational and used by Wageningen UR plant and animal scientists in cooperation with various companies.

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