Innovation processes, Research & Development
For SAV, innovation is one of the key elements for a long term success, as it foster the development and competitiveness of the organization to achieve more efficient services.
For SAV, innovation is one of the key elements for a long term success, as it foster the development and competitiveness of the organization to achieve more efficient services.
For this reason, we count with a specific department to lead innovation processes, Research & Development (R&D), focused in updating and optimizing commercial processes, as well as, improving management systems, to finally achieve continuous and maximum satisfaction from all of our clients. And their needs.
PlastiCircle
PlastiCircle
Introduction of smart containers, improvement of transport routes and development of sorting technologies to promote the circular economy in plastic waste management in Alba Iulia, Valencia and Utrecht.
Budget:
8.674.540,89 €
WaysTUP!
WaysTUP!
Establishment of value chains for the transformation of urban bio-waste into high-value products such as bioethanol, bioplastics and oils, promoting the circular economy in cities such as Valencia, L'Alcudia and Alicante.
Budget:
11.748.616,34 €
Hoop
Hoop
Establishment of value chains for the transformation of urban bio-waste into high-value products such as bioethanol, bioplastics and oils, promoting the circular economy in cities such as Valencia, L'Alcudia and Alicante.
Budget:
9.032.062,50 €
Recover
Recover
Application of biotechnology solutions (micro-organisms, enzymes, earthworms and insects) for the breakdown of agricultural and packaging plastics, with their transformation into fertilisers and biodegradable plastics.
Bugget:
5.767.400,72 €
BioSolutions
BioSolutions
Conversion of municipal solid waste into marketable soil improvers, with validation of value chains in Living Labs in Flanders, Valencia and Murcia.
Budget:
3.530.378,75 €
Fuelphoria
Fuelphoria
Development of value chains for the production of advanced biofuels and RFNBOs from CO2 and bio-waste, with demonstrations in Belgium, Spain and Greece.
Bubget:
11.288.027,50 €
ReBioCycle
ReBioCycle
Sorting and recycling of bioplastics (PLA, PHA, Mater-Bi) at three DEMO centres, generating recycled polymers and higher value products such as packaging.
Budget:
10.416.832,60 €
Rains
Rains
Demonstration of sustainable fertigation technologies and the use of algae-based soil improvers from WWTP and MSW to improve water efficiency and reduce the impact of extreme events, contributing to agricultural resilience in the EU.
Budget:
4.999.971,92 €
BioSupPack
BioSupPack
Development of new plastic packaging using lignocellulosic waste, design of collection systems for this material in urban areas and its chemical recycling.
Budget:
8.791.700,10 €
Biopla
Biopla
Recovery of rice straw through its transformation into lactic and polylactic acid, reducing the environmental footprint and generating biodegradable bioplastics.
Budget:
515.398,58 €
AIgua
AIgua
Digitalisation of the water management cycle in Alicante, optimising water resources, sanitation and reuse of reclaimed water, with priority for small municipalities.
Budget:
9.421.822,95 €
Optifangs
Optifangs
Optimisation of WWTP sludge management using artificial intelligence and NIR spectroscopy, improving its use for agricultural purposes and reducing environmental risks.
Budget:
503.496,12 €
Yeast4Value
Yeast4Value
The main objective of the YEAST4VALUE project is the development of an innovative, circular biorefinery to transform agri-food and pruning waste into high-value-added compounds. Through enzymatic hydrolysis, precision fermentation, and supercritical fluid extraction processes, the project aims to obtain unsaturated oils and fatty acids, carotenoids, and agricultural biostimulants.
Presupuesto:
641.808 €
Lumem
Lumem
The main objective of the LUMEM project is to assess the performance of an innovative, compact and portable quaternary treatment system integrating membrane filtration, adsorption, and photocatalysis within a single technological solution. The system is designed for the advanced removal of priority contaminants from urban and industrial wastewater, specifically PFAS, microplastics, and emerging pharmaceuticals of concern, such as diclofenac and clarithromycin. In addition, the project includes the development and implementation of an AI-based monitoring, modelling, and prediction system for these contaminants, aimed at improving process control, anticipating risks, and optimizing treatment operation.
Presupuesto:
839.171,75 €