Details of Grant 

EPSRC Reference:	EP/Y016300/1
Title:	Supergen Bioenergy Impact Hub 2023
Principal Investigator:	Thornley, Professor EP
Other Investigators:	Roeder, Dr M Watson, Dr I Holland, Dr RA Yuan, Dr R Blanco-Sanchez, Dr P H Sneddon, Professor H Hallett, Professor JP Paul, Professor MC Li, Dr J Siouris, Dr S Short, Dr M
Researcher Co-Investigators:
Project Partners:	Advisian Alps Ecoscience Bauldreay Jet fuel Consulting Limited Compact Syngas Solutions Ltd Daabon Group Energy Systems Catapult Engas UK Ltd Future Biogas Glass Futures Ltd Renewable Energy Association REA Rolls-Royce Plc (UK) Straw Innovations Ltd Terravesta Uniper Technologies Ltd. Willow Energy
Department:	College of Engineering and Physical Sci
Organisation:	Aston University
Scheme:	Standard Research
Starts:	01 November 2023	Ends:	31 October 2027	Value (£):	5,295,845
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:	Energy
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Panel History:	Panel Date Panel Name Outcome 15 May 2023 Supergen Hubs 2023 Call Interview Panel Announced
Summary on Grant Application Form
The Supergen Bioenergy Hub will bring together academic, industrial an policy stakeholders to focus on sustaianable bioenergy systems. It will adopt an interdisciplinary approach focused on key innovation stages. Research at UK universities will generate new knowledge and insights in sustainable bioenergy, while incubating UK science to deliver its commerical potential and working with researchers to ensure their knowledge is diffused across the innovation community for wider benefit. This will deliver impact with policy makers via our well-established policy connections and a focused policy-makers only forum to address their key concerns. It will deliver impact with industrialists via an industry forum that will connect innovators with UK scientists and engineers who can support them. It will deliver impact with the wider sustainable energy and product community by establishing a professional forum which will support training of commercial professionals and key knowledge transfer in new knowledge areas. Above all it will foster stronger connections between the academic, industrial and policy sectors in a way that supports advancement of sustainable bioenergy in the U.K.
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