ADREM

About ADREM

Adaptable Reactors for Resource- and Energy-Efficient Methane Valorisation (ADREM) responds to the EU Horizon 2020 call SPIRE-05-2015 and is a research and innovation project. ADREM's main goal is the development of a highly innovative, economically attactive and rescource- and energy-efficient valorisation process of variable methane feedstocks to higher hydrocarbons and liquid fuels.

About the project:

Start Date: 1st October 2015 Duration: 48 months Budget: 6 million € Coordinator: Prof. Andrzej Stankiewicz, TU Delft, NL

ADREM is dedicated to innovation in resource and energy efficiency in process industries. In four years, a consortium of 10 European organizations, led by TU Delft, will focus on the development of new and intensified adaptable catalytic reactor systems for flexible and decentralized production at high process performance. The reactors should be able to operate with changing feedstock compositions and deliver on-demand the required product distribution by switching selected operational parameters and/or changing modular catalyst cartridges. In the long term, the reactors are expected to operate energy- and emission-lean using green electricity as the direct, primary energy source.

Keywords

• Adaptable Reactors
• Catalysts
• Gas-Solid Vortex Reactors
• High-Temperature Gradient Reactors
• Methane Valorisation
• Microwave Reactors
• Non-Thermal Plasma Reactors
• Process Intensification
• Resource- & Energy-Efficiency
• Scale-Up

Address

• Headquarters

  TU Delft2528 DelftZuid-Holland, Netherlands