CERNET: biogeniC gasEsous caRbon conversion into high added value chemicals and ingredients through a bio-based NETwork
Programa: HORIZON-JU-CBE-2024
Duración: 48 months, June 2025 – May 2029
Socios: CIRCE (Coordinator), ACEA, KIV, ENVIP, PGBS, IDELUX, ADM, ADM RAZ, ADM BAZ, NIC, ACIES, BMAT, GALERA, CARTIF, UVIC, TECNO, BER, STAM, DREVEN, ENCO and FBCD as affiliated entities.
Objetive: The overall objective of CERNET is to improve the sustainability of bio-based processes and products by implementing innovative CCU systems to produce chemicals and ingredients making use of Biogenic Gaseous Carbon (BGC). This approach will enable the demonstration of 4 novel and competitive Bio-Based Value Chains (BBVC) impacting in the European plastics, cosmetics, chemicals and food sectors.
This main objective will be achieved through the following specific goals:
-To develop and scale conversion technologies to obtain sustainable chemicals and ingredients using biogenic CO2 and CH4 as sources from bio-based industries processes.
-To enhance bio-based value chains performance by integrating renewable resources and developing upstream and downstream technologies that maximize chemicals and ingredients’ quality.
-To demonstrate 4 sustainable Bio-Based Value Chains (BBVCs) from biogenic gaseous carbon emissions over the entire cycle from feedstock to end use.
-To ensure social, environmental, economic and safe aspects are integrated in the design of the BBVC and demonstrate their sustainability following European frameworks.
-To support uptake of CERNET solutions by the design of bio-based business models for industrial symbiosis towards sustainable chemical and ingredients production considering carbon certification.
-To ensure the replication of CERNET value chains and solutions through the use of digital tools and communication and dissemination strategies.
Tecnopackaging’s Role: Validation of PHA in flexible polymeric materials for agricultural applications (development of polymeric formulations, development of film prototypes and bags).
This project is funded by Horizon Europe under the Grant Agreement number 101214604, Call HORIZON-JU-CBE-2024
Agreement N. 101214604 – CERNET – HORIZON-JU-CBE-2024







