In the ambit of SEA2LAND WP2 activities, a survey was carried out to end-users in the different study regions covered by the project. This survey was intended to learn about the...
Survey on end users’ requirements
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Map visor on soils and fertilisers requirements and waste for the different regions
An analysis was conducted on soil and fertilizer requirements and waste legal framework to support nutrient recovery to produce bio based fertilisers ( from fish processing and...
Nutrient unbalance mapping
The main result obtained is a geographical representation, at NUTS 3 level, of the amounts of nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) surpluses or deficiencies in European soils. The...
Stakeholders involvement
Several target groups have been defined to encourage their participation, generate their understanding and gain their support to reach potential customers and end users, as well...
Producing advanced bio-based fertilizers from fisheries wastes
Fig 1: Countries involved in the consortium (own elaboration) The use of BBF can reduce resource mining, pollution and greenhouse gas emission when they replace mineral...
Microalgae cultivated with waste from the canning industry to obtain biofertilisers
The European fishing industry generates around 5.2 million tonnes of waste per year from the processing of marine fisheries, most of which is not reused. However, this waste...
57th Croatian and 17th International Symposium on Agriculture
Our partners Petar Klanac and Ana-Marija Spicnagel from IPS Konzalting presented SEA2LAND at the 57th Croatian and 17th International Symposium on Agriculture celebrated in...
Biobased solutions for climate change
Our partner CATAR presented a poster about SEA2LAND at the International Conference on Renewable Resources & Biorefineries that was held between the 1st and 3rd of June 2022...
ThermoMechanoChemical (TMC) fractionation of aquaculture by products by twin screw extrusion for the production of biobased fertilisers
For the Atlantic area, the Sea2Land project aims at producing BBF’s from the by-products of the aquaculture domain using ThermoMechanoChemical (TMC) fractionation by twin-screw...
SEA2LAND present at the Aquaculture UK
Our partner AquaBioTecha participated alongside their engineering services and contracted research at the Aquaculture UK event, celebrated in May 2022. They used the opportunity...
SEA2LAND present at the AquaFuture Spain 2022
Our partner AquaBioTech used the opportunity to explain directly to the leading industry in aquaculture in Spain the new innovations and ideas being developed in EU projects. It...
European Sustainable Nutrient Initiative – ESNI 2022
SEA2LAND project was presented at the third edition of the European Sustainable Nutrient Initiative that took place on Tuesday 29 March 2022. During the event, they also...
Survey on end users’ requirements
In the ambit of SEA2LAND WP2 activities, a survey was carried out to end-users in the different study regions covered by the project. This survey was intended to learn about the...
Map visor on soils and fertilisers requirements and waste for the different regions
An analysis was conducted on soil and fertilizer requirements and waste legal framework to support nutrient recovery to produce bio based fertilisers ( from fish processing and...
Nutrient unbalance mapping
The main result obtained is a geographical representation, at NUTS 3 level, of the amounts of nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) surpluses or deficiencies in European soils. The...
Stakeholders involvement
Several target groups have been defined to encourage their participation, generate their understanding and gain their support to reach potential customers and end users, as well...
Producing advanced bio-based fertilizers from fisheries wastes
Fig 1: Countries involved in the consortium (own elaboration) The use of BBF can reduce resource mining, pollution and greenhouse gas emission when they replace mineral...
Microalgae cultivated with waste from the canning industry to obtain biofertilisers
The European fishing industry generates around 5.2 million tonnes of waste per year from the processing of marine fisheries, most of which is not reused. However, this waste...
57th Croatian and 17th International Symposium on Agriculture
Our partners Petar Klanac and Ana-Marija Spicnagel from IPS Konzalting presented SEA2LAND at the 57th Croatian and 17th International Symposium on Agriculture celebrated in...
Biobased solutions for climate change
Our partner CATAR presented a poster about SEA2LAND at the International Conference on Renewable Resources & Biorefineries that was held between the 1st and 3rd of June 2022...
ThermoMechanoChemical (TMC) fractionation of aquaculture by products by twin screw extrusion for the production of biobased fertilisers
For the Atlantic area, the Sea2Land project aims at producing BBF’s from the by-products of the aquaculture domain using ThermoMechanoChemical (TMC) fractionation by twin-screw...
SEA2LAND present at the Aquaculture UK
Our partner AquaBioTecha participated alongside their engineering services and contracted research at the Aquaculture UK event, celebrated in May 2022. They used the opportunity...
SEA2LAND present at the AquaFuture Spain 2022
Our partner AquaBioTech used the opportunity to explain directly to the leading industry in aquaculture in Spain the new innovations and ideas being developed in EU projects. It...
European Sustainable Nutrient Initiative – ESNI 2022
SEA2LAND project was presented at the third edition of the European Sustainable Nutrient Initiative that took place on Tuesday 29 March 2022. During the event, they also...
