Swedish Centre for resource recovery

Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery (SCRR) is conducting world leading Research, Education and Innovation to significantly reduce the global fossil fuel consumption and approach sustainable society. We identify new and improved methods to convert residuals into different kind of value-added materials and energy. Innovations that result from our activities will help to reduce greenhouse gas effects and other environmental challenges, while creating circular economy.

2020-11-26

Creates energy and valuable products - from fruit waste

Waste from the citrus industry can provide biogas and valuable products for a range of industries. This has been shown by Lukitawesa, who recently defended his doctoral thesis at the Department of...

2020-11-04

Talc improves pipe performance in geothermal heat pump systems

Geothermal energy is an energy source of increasing importance. In the pursuit of energy efficiency to achieve set climate goals, it is important to get to understand the technical challenge...

2020-09-29

Beer production and ethanol – sustainable alternatives for bread waste

In a new study, researchers have found the most sustainable alternatives for the 80,000 tonnes of bread waste that are thrown away each year in Sweden.

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Listen to Sunil in RadioScience - a podcast about science

In episode 19 Sunil Kumar Ramamoorthy talks about the universitys research, more sustainable society and his own research about new materials. Listen here (external link).