- The €5 million, 4-year FUELGAE project is coordinated by CSIC (The Spanish National Research Council).
- The FUELGAE project seeks to develop a method to produce biofuels out of carbon dioxide emissions
- The objective is to promote the energy transition by demonstrating that CO2 emissions can be converted into a sustainable energy resource.
FUELGAE project coordinator, Dr Silvia Morales de la Rosa, of the Institute of Catalysis and
Petrochemistry (ICP-CSIC) at the Spanish National Research Council, leads a consortium made up of thirteen partners (among them, two large industrial partners, six research, technological, or university centres, and four private companies) from six European countries and backed with 5€ million from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research program.
Project partner RTDS Group will lead dissemination, Exploitation, and Communication activities for the project.