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EUBCE 2025 - Martin JUNGINGER - Life Cycle Assessment of a Novel Combined Gasification and Combustion Technology from Low-Value Biomass for Industrial Applications. Preliminary Assessment

Life Cycle Assessment of a Novel Combined Gasification and Combustion Technology from Low-Value Biomass for Industrial Applications. Preliminary Assessment

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Life cycle thinking and environmental assessments in bio-based innovations: from materials to energy systems

Life Cycle Assessment of a Novel Combined Gasification and Combustion Technology from Low-Value Biomass for Industrial Applications. Preliminary Assessment

Short Introductive summary

This study evaluates CBE4I's environmental sustainability to aid industrial decarbonization. The CBE4I is a novel technology that combines flexible biomass gasification and combustion for highly efficient, zero-emission process heat generation that can pave the way for decarbonizing the heat demand for industrial sectors. A cradle-to-grave Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) identifies the environmental benefits versus impacts and investigate the novel process chain hotspots, focusing on resource efficiency, waste minimization, and ash treatment and recovery. The study uses up-to-date primary data to assess these advancements, guiding developers and informing stakeholders to accelerate biomass-based heat adoption.

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Martin JUNGINGER

Utrecht University, Copernicus Institute, THE NETHERLANDS

Presenter's biography

Prof. Dr. Martin Junginger holds the chair Bio-Based Economy at Utrecht University. Research interests cover a.o. the use of (marine) biofuels, the implementation of sustainability frameworks for biomass for materials & energy, and the near-term implementation potential of BECCS

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Co-authors:

K. M. A. Osman, Utrecht university, THE NETHERLANDS
B. Corona, Utrecht university, THE NETHERLANDS
R. Hoefnagels, Utrecht university, THE NETHERLANDS
H.M. Junginger, Utrecht university, THE NETHERLANDS

Session reference: 2AV.3.9