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{{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=Avecom|Image=avecomlogo.png|Country=Belgium|Contact=sales@avecom.be|Webpage=https://www.avecom.be|Technology name=PROMIC|TRL=4-7|Product=Single Cell Protein, PHB-rich biomass|Feedstock=Residual side streams and co-products from the food industry}} | {{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=Avecom|Image=avecomlogo.png|Country=Belgium|Contact=sales@avecom.be|Webpage=https://www.avecom.be|Technology name=PROMIC|TRL=4-7|Product=Single Cell Protein, PHB-rich biomass|Feedstock=Residual side streams and co-products from the food industry}} | ||
Avecom has developed its PROMIC biomass fermentation platform for the efficient conversion of industrial and agricultural residual side streams and co-products towards high-value single cell proteins. | Avecom has developed its PROMIC biomass fermentation platform for the efficient conversion of industrial and agricultural residual side streams and co-products towards high-value single cell proteins. | ||
=== '''Cetaqua Galicia''' === | |||
{{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation|Company=Cetaqua Galicia|Country=Spain|Contact=anton.taboada@cetaqua.com|Technology name=TCP (The Carboxylic Platform)|Webpage=https://www.cetaqua.com/|TRL=7|Aeration=No (Anaerobic technology)|Capacity=0.43 - 0.63|Agitator=Pitched blade agitator|Controlled parameters=Temperature, pH, stirring speed, feed rates and moisture.|Microorganism=Anaerobic open mixed culture (uncontrolled)|Reactor material=Stainless steel|Biosafety lavel=1|Feedstock=Seawage sludge or urban biowaste|Product=Acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid and valeric acid.|Image=LogoCetGal.png}} | |||
Cetaqua Galicia is a public-private research centre founded in 2011 by Viaqua, the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) and the Superior Council of Scientific Investigations (CESIC). Through our three lines of research, we have positioned ourselves as a benchmark centre, at regional, national and European level, in the application of scientific knowledge to the water cycle, especially the fields of wastewater treatment and production and recovery of high value-added by-products in waste water. | |||
Within the biofactory line, the Volatile Fatty Acids (VFAs) production technology from urban sewage sludge and urban biowaste has been developed. The technologies was validated on a laboratory scale in 2020, and two pilot prototypes were designed and built. The first one installed at Conservas Dardo to recover industrial wastewater from the canning industry, and the second at the Ourense wastewater treatment plant for the recovery of sludge from urban wastewater treatment plants. In addition, this project is currently preparing innovation proposals for the development of the corresponding patents for the VFA line. | |||
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=== POLYFOODS === | === POLYFOODS === | ||
{{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation}} | {{Infobox provider-industrial fermentation}} | ||
== Open access pilot and demo facility providers == | == Open access pilot and demo facility providers == | ||