Stakeholders in Greece explored how agricultural residues can become energy and biochar at the TEAPOTS pilot in Filia Ghi.

The TEAPOTS project joins six EU-funded initiatives in organising a two-day symposium in Barcelona focused on sustainability assessment and standardisation in next-generation biofuel pathways

The TEAPOTS project was represented at he 4th edition of the Mercado de Oportunidades in Portugal.

TEAPOTS and Flexby collaborate to advance circular bioeconomy and low-carbon biofuel solutions, reinforcing the impact of EU-funded innovation.

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ERSAF took part in the PREPSOIL Workshop co-organised with the European Network of Living Labs, contributing to knowledge exchange on Soil Health Living Labs.

Researchers from the University of Padova presented TEAPOTS advancements at SUM 2025 and Sardinia 2025 in Italy.

The TEAPOTS pilot site in Greece, was highlighted by the European Bioenergy Days 2025 campaign.

Explore newly released introduction video, offering a clear overview of its mission and concept, now also available with Greek, Italian, and German subtitles.

AUA presented TEAPOTS at ECOS 2025 in Paris and ETAGRO 2025 in Florina, showcasing the project’s innovative approach.

A new study by Wageningen University explores how urine-derived solids can enhance biological wood oxidation.

Biomass mapping in the Netherlands, one of four virtual pilots, reveals nearly 16 million tonnes of recoverable agricultural residues.

In September, partners from UpToEarth and the University of Padova presented TEAPOTS research at the AIIA 2025 International Conference.

The TEAPOTS project has expanded its cooperation network with three innovative EU-funded projects: FUELPHORIA, PYSOLO, and PYRAGRAF.

Partners have begun integrating four core innovations at the Greek pilot to build the TEAPOTS Integrated Solution.

Two multi-sensing poles deployed at ECORFARM in Sicily mark the expansion of TEAPOTS pilot activities to Italy.

A new press release highlights how sensor-based CHRS research is generating reliable low-tech renewable heat in Greece, Sicily, and the Netherlands.

A new press release highlights how advanced satellite data and machine learning are being used to map residual biomass in Italy and Greece.

A new systematic review by our partners at UNIBO featured in the journal Biomass and Bioenergy.

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