(IN BRIEF) The University of Twente is coordinating HyNITROGEN, a €20.3 million research consortium focused on developing green production and recovery routes for ammonia and other nitrogen-based chemicals. The initiative is part of Work Package 5 of the GroenvermogenNL programme … Read the full press release
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Tagged ammonia production, catalysts, circular agriculture, clean water, CO₂ emissions reduction, Delft University of Technology, DIFFER, Dutch chemical industry, Dutch Research and Industry Partners Join Forces Under University of Twente Leadership to Transform Nitrogen Chemistry, Eindhoven University of Technology, electrocatalysis, energy transition, fertilisers, Fokko Mulder, green ammonia, GREEN HYDROGEN, Green Nitrogen Chemistry, GroenvermogenNL, GroenvermogenNL Backs €20.3 Million HyNITROGEN Programme to Strengthen Sustainable Chemistry and Green Hydrogen Innovation, Haber-Bosch process, Harry Bitter, HyNITROGEN, HyNITROGEN Consortium Secures €20.3 Million to Scale Sustainable Nitrogen Chemistry for Fertilisers Energy and Chemicals, industrial co-funding, Jimmy Faria Albanese, Johnson Matthey, Leiden University, Maastricht University, N2 Applied, National Growth Fund, natural gas reduction, Netherlands, Nijhuis Water Technology, nitrogen chemistry, nitrogen recovery, nitrogen reutilisation, nitrogen-based chemicals, Nobian Industrial Chemicals, Nouryon, NWO, plasma-based processes, port of Rotterdam, Radboud University Nijmegen, renewable electricity, research consortium, separation technologies, SMEs, sustainable chemistry, sustainable energy, TNO, Topsoe R&D, University of Amsterdam, University of Groningen, University of Twente, University of Twente Coordinates €20.3 Million HyNITROGEN Research Consortium to Advance Green Nitrogen Chemistry, University of Twente Leads €20.3 Million HyNITROGEN Consortium to Advance Green Nitrogen Chemistry in the Netherlands, Utrecht University, VITALFLUID, Wageningen University and Research, wastewater nitrogen recovery, €20.3 million subsidy, €6 million co-funding
(IN BRIEF) The Water4ALL Partnership is launching its third funding round under Water for a Circular Economy, with NWO awarding nearly €3.4 million to Dutch-linked proposals. Twenty-seven international projects have been selected, including ten involving Dutch research teams, with work … Read the full press release
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Tagged 27 projects, aquifer recharge, arsenic recovery, Bioplastics, circular economy, circular water systems, Dutch applicants, Eindhoven University of Technology, European Partnerships, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Horizon Europe, industrial wastewater, monitoring technologies, Nature-based solutions, Netherlands plays leading role in Water4ALL as new €3.4 million circular water economy programme begins, nitrogen recovery, NWO, saline wastewater recovery, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, TU Delft, Wageningen University & Research, Water for a Circular Economy, water reuse, Water4ALL Partnership, €3.4 million funding
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