Newton fund: Waste CO2 and biomass based chemical synthesis for the green economy

牛顿基金：废物二氧化碳和基于生物质的化学合成促进绿色经济

• 批准号: EP/M028747/1
• 负责人: Michael North
• 金额: $ 4.82万
• 依托单位: University of York
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2015
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2015 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FM028747%2F1
• 关键词: Newton; fund; Waste; CO2; biomass

Research and partnership activities will focus around two areas:Workshops in both countries will develop pathways to the combined sustainable utilisation of carbon dioxide and bio-derived molecules within Brazil as part of a green economyResearch exchanges between young researchers from both countries will build technical know-how on the utilisation of waste carbon dioxide (CO2) to develop bio-derived chemicals and fuels. The research will focus on testing heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysts for the production of bio-derived organic carbonates, waste CO2 capture and analysis of the technoeconomic feasibility and sustainability aspects.The activities will take advantage of the complementary experience and knowledge in the capture and utilisation of carbon dioxide, the valorisation of bio-derived chemicals, the development of bio-derived plastics and materials and sustainability analysis at the University of York and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. The research will build on the work within the EPSRC grant on the development of bio-derived plastics from CO2 and waste. The York and Brazilian PIs have complementary backgrounds in CO2 utilisation using homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis respectively. By working together, the two PIs can find solutions to the synthesis of cyclic carbonates from waste carbon dioxide and bio-derived diols to create a new area of expertise within Brazil. The Co-Is add additional experience in CO2 capture, bio-based molecule utilisation and technoeconomic and life-cycle analysis. By combining this expertise, we will highlight pathways from an economic, social, technical and environmental perspective for the utilisation of waste carbon dioxide combined with bio-derived molecules and evaluate the benefits within the Environment-Energy-Water nexus.Two three-day workshops will be held, the first in Brazil (ca March 2015) and the second in the UK (September 2015). The aim of these workshops will be to share knowledge, skills and experience in sustainability, catalysis, carbon dioxide capture and utilisation, and waste biomass valorisation to produce materials, chemicals and fuels. The outcome will be a waste carbon dioxide utilisation pathway.

研究和伙伴关系活动将集中在两个领域：两国的可持续可持续利用的途径将开发巴西内二氧化碳和生物衍生的分子的途径，这是两国的年轻研究人员之间的绿色经济研究人员的交流的一部分，将建立对浪费碳二氧化碳（CO2）的技术知识，以开发Bio-Bio和Bio-Bio-bio-fucersed Bio-bio-fucersed bio-fucersed and fucersed and fucer-fucersed。 The research will focus on testing heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysts for the production of bio-derived organic carbonates, waste CO2 capture and analysis of the technoeconomic feasibility and sustainability aspects.The activities will take advantage of the complementary experience and knowledge in the capture and utilisation of carbon dioxide, the valorisation of bio-derived chemicals, the development of bio-derived plastics and materials and sustainability analysis at the约克大学和里约热内卢联邦大学。这项研究将基于EPSRC赠款中有关二氧化碳和废物生物衍生的塑料的开发的工作。约克和巴西PI分别使用均质和异质催化的二氧化碳利用中具有互补的背景。通过共同努力，这两个PI可以找到从废物二氧化碳和生物衍生的二醇中合成环状碳酸盐的解决方案，以在巴西内创建一个新的专业知识领域。该共同体在CO2捕获，基于生物的分子利用以及技术经济和生命周期分析方面增加了其他经验。通过结合这些专业知识，我们将从经济，社会，技术和环境的角度突出途径，用于利用废物二氧化碳与生物衍生的分子相结合，并评估环境 - 能量 - 能量 - 能量 - 沃特 - 沃特nexus..两个工作室将在三天的研讨会上举行，在巴西（CA 3月5日）（CA 3月5日）（CAS CAS）（2015年3月）（2015年）（2015年）。这些研讨会的目的是分享可持续性，催化，二氧化碳捕获和利用以及废物生物量的知识，技能和经验，以生产材料，化学物质和燃料。结果将是废物二氧化碳利用途径。