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Ceramics in Paper Manufacturing
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Operations and Recycling in Paper
Mills with Micro and Nano Concepts
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Minerals in Paper
Manufacturing
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Micro and Nanotechnology in Paper Manufacturing
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Nanotechnology Update
Pulp, Paper and Packaging industries
28/01/2011
Demonstration plant for production of Biomethanol
The European Commission has authorised under EU state aid rules a support of SEK 500 million (about €54.6 million) that Sweden intends to grant to the Domsjö R&D project. Domsjö Fabriker AB, a Swedish pulp producer, will develop a demonstration plant for the production of bio-methanol and other biofuels from pulp mill residue material. If successful, these second-generation biofuels will replace traditional fuel in the transport sector, thereby limiting Europe's dependency on fossil fuel and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. The Commission concluded that the project is compatible with the EU Framework on State aid for research, development and innovation. In particular, the aid aims at tackling a market failure and generates positive effects for the EU, notably increased research activities and environmental protection. The project could help develop a bio-refinery for second-generation biofuels at an existing pulp mill without unduly distorting competition. It would replace fossil fuels and contribute to Europe's 2020 objectives concerning R&D, climate change and energy without undue distortions of competition.
