Posted on Monday 28
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI) unveiled brand new facilities today (Monday 28 October), which will allow them to expand their world-class bioenergy research and knowledge transfer activity. Read More >>
Posted on Wednesday 23
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI) invites you to submit a quotation for the delivery of analytical analysis of samples to support the activity of EBRI’s ERDF Project. Read More >>
Posted on Tuesday 22
We were thrilled to find out this week that Aston University has been shortlisted as a finalist at the Midlands Business Awards ( Midlands Innovative University of the Year category) for the ground-breaking work we do here at EBRI. Read More >>
Posted on Wednesday 16
Leading catalysis and green chemistry expert, Karen Wilson has been appointed as Director of Research at the European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI). Read More >>
Posted on Tuesday 8
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI) invites you to submit a quotation for the delivery of analytical analysis of samples to support the activity of EBRI’s ERDF Project. Read More >>
Posted on Tuesday 24
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI) at Aston University will partner with rural sustainability consultants Greenwatt Technology this Autumn, to run a programme of free workshops designed to help West Midlands rural businesses and landowners make the most of the wealth of bioenergy opportunities within the region. Read More >>
Posted on Wednesday 11
West Midlands businesses interested in finding out how they might finance future bioenergy schemes are invited to attend a free master class, led by industry experts, on Friday 27 September, from 9.45am to 3pm. Read More >>
Posted on Thursday 15
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI), based at Aston University, has launched its new and improved website – www.bioenergy-midlands.org Read More >>
Posted on Thursday 15
EBRI’s pioneering technology – a Pyroformer™ – was featured on ITV Central News at 6pm last night (Wednesday 14 August). Read More >>
Posted on Thursday 8
The European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI), based at Aston University in Birmingham, is asking West Midlands businesses and manufacturers to send their waste for testing in a new bioenergy technology developed by its researchers. Read More >>
