The TEAPOTS project has established a new cooperation with BeBOP, an EU-funded project developing an innovative process for the production of bio/e-methanol from biomass.
BeBOP – Biomass to bio/E-methanol by Breakthrough SOEC-based Process is developing a Power Biomass-to-X (PBtX) system that integrates a Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell (SOEC) unit within the syngas conditioning line to produce bio/e-methanol. The technology will be demonstrated in an integrated TRL6 biomass-to-methanol pilot plant at VTT in Finland.
TEAPOTS and BeBOP address complementary approaches to biomass valorisation. TEAPOTS focuses on the use of agricultural residues through technologies including pyrolysis and compost heat recovery, while BeBOP focuses on converting biomass into bio/e-methanol through its SOEC-based process.
The cooperation builds on the projects’ previous collaboration through the “From Waste to Sustainable Fuels” Joint Symposium, co-organised by TEAPOTS, BeBOP and five other EU-funded projects in Barcelona in May 2026. The event brought together projects working on different biomass, waste and sustainable fuel conversion pathways.
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