Supergen Bioenergy Impact Hub 2023

Started

Renewable Energy Sources(Bio-Energy)

Basic and strategic applied research

BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES (Biological Sciences)
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (Mechanical, Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering)

Other (Energy technology information dissemination)

Prof P Thornley
Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering
University of Manchester

Standard

EPSRC

01 November 2023

31 October 2027

48 months

£5,295,845

Unknown

North West

Energy and Decarbonisation

Prof P Thornley, Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, University of Manchester

Dr P H Blanco-Sanchez, College of Engineering and Physical Sci, Aston University
Dr J P Hallett, Chemistry, Imperial College London
Dr RA Holland, Sch of Biological Science, University of Southampton
Dr J Li, Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Strathclyde
Dr MC Paul, Aerospace Engineering, University of Glasgow
Dr M Roeder, Sch of Engineering and Applied Science, Aston University
Dr M Short, Civil, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of Surrey
Dr S Siouris, Mechanical Engineering, University of Sheffield
Professor H Sneddon, Chemistry, University of York
Dr I Watson, Aerospace Engineering, University of Glasgow
Dr R Yuan, Mechanical Engineering, University of Sheffield

Project Contact, Terravesta
Project Contact, Rolls-Royce PLC
Project Contact, Willow Energy
Project Contact, Renewable Energy Association REA
Project Contact, Bauldreay Jet fuel Consulting Limited
Project Contact, Croda Europe Limited
Project Contact, Future Biogas
Project Contact, Compact Syngas Solutions Ltd
Project Contact, Engas UK Ltd
Project Contact, Straw Innovations Ltd
Project Contact, Energy Systems Catapult
Project Contact, Alps Ecoscience
Project Contact, Advisian
Project Contact, Daabon Group
Project Contact, Uniper Technologies Ltd.
Project Contact, Glass Futures Ltd

The Supergen Bioenergy Hub will bring together academic, industrial an policy stakeholders to focus on sustaianable bioenergy systems. It will adopt an interdisciplinary approach focused on key innovation stages. Research at UK universities will generate new knowledge and insights in sustainable bioenergy, while incubating UK science to deliver its commerical potential and working with researchers to ensure their knowledge is diffused across the innovation community for wider benefit.This will deliver impact with policy makers via our well-established policy connections and a focused policy-makers only forum to address their key concerns. It will deliver impact with industrialists via an industry forum that will connect innovators with UK scientists and engineers who can support them. It will deliver impact with the wider sustainable energy and product community by establishing a professional forum which will support training of commercial professionals and key knowledge transfer in new knowledge areas. Above all it will foster stronger connections between the academic, industrial and policy sectors in a way that supports advancement of sustainable bioenergy in the U.K

29/11/23