BIOH2VAP – Biomethane and hydrogen from organic residue

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Electrical Power : R&D · ESPA 2021–2027

BIOH2VAP is a 36-month research project that turns agricultural and greenhouse residues and olive mill wastewater into biomethane and hydrogen, with a pilot unit in Ierapetra, Crete.

Partners: Technical University of Crete, CERTH, METACON and ECO Hellas. Co-funded by the European Union under ESPA 2021–2027.