Researchers and practitioners will share practical experience with compost heat recovery, agricultural residues and circular approaches to waste valorisation during a free online workshop on 26 November 2026.

TEAPOTS has established a new cooperation with BeBOP, an EU-funded project developing an innovative process for the production of bio/e-methanol from biomass.

TEAPOTS partners carried out small-scale thermocomposting tests at ECOFARM in Sicily to characterise local agricultural residues and identify suitable feedstock mixtures for the upcoming Compost Heat Recovery System pilot.

TEAPOTS partner UpToEarth will join LUV Fiera 2026 in Bari, where visitors can meet the team at Stand L11 and learn more about the project’s work on agricultural residues and biomass valorisation.

A new TEAPOTS publication presents a remote sensing and GIS-based framework to assess woody biomass availability, biochar production potential and its application for restoring degraded rural land.

Meet the EU-funded projects behind the “From Waste to Sustainable Fuels” symposium and explore five short video introductions offering a quick look at their work.

A new study from Wageningen University & Research explores how phosphate availability and pH can enhance microbial wood degradation in composting environments.

The TEAPOTS project was presented at ICWMT21 in Shanghai through two presentations on heat recovery from agricultural residues.

TEAPOTS has been featured in thERBN’s Circular Bioeconomy Solutions series, showcasing how farm residues can be transformed into biochar and renewable energy.

A new article by Lithuania’s National Paying Agency highlights the second Horizon Europe Sister Projects Liaison Webinar and TEAPOTS’ contribution to discussions on digital tools and sustainable agriculture.

Explore the fifth edition of the TEAPOTS newsletter on LinkedIn for the latest project news and key highlights.

TEAPOTS joined six EU-funded projects in Barcelona for a joint symposium on waste-to-fuel innovation, sustainability assessment and standardisation in next-generation biofuel pathways.

The TEAPOTS, PRIMARY and PROMOFER projects are co-organising a workshop in Crete on biomass valorisation and the circular bioeconomy.

The final programme is now available for the Joint Symposium in Barcelona, co-organised by TEAPOTS and six other EU-funded projects to advance sustainable fuel innovation.

The TEAPOTS project has been featured in the RHC ETIP Projects Database, increasing the project’s visibility within the European renewable heating and cooling community.

TEAPOTS shares its results on agricultural waste-to-energy solutions through its Zenodo community, supporting open access, innovation, and sustainable farming practices.

TEAPOTS is featured in EDMA, presenting its integrated approach to transforming agricultural waste into renewable energy and circular bio-based solutions.

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