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FP7H2020HORIZON

European Plastics Converters Eupc Aisbl

Country
BEBelgium
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
19
As coordinator
1
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 3,985,944
Active
2008 to 2023

Projects

19 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
DigInTraCEA Digital value chain Integration Traceability framework for process industries for Circularity and low Emissions by waste reduction and use of secondary raw materialsHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 106,250
PRecyclingPlastics Recycling from and for home appliances, toys and textileHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 237,250
MERLINIncreasing the quality and rate of MultilayER packaging recycLINg wasteH20202021ParticipantEUR 128,594
CISUFLOCIrcular SUstainable FLOor coveringsH20202021ParticipantEUR 213,775
POLYNSPIREDemonstration of Innovative Technologies towards a more Efficient and Sustainable Plastic RecyclingH20202018ParticipantEUR 207,734
DEMETOModular, scalable and high-performance DE-polymerization by MicrowavE TechnolOgyH20202017ParticipantEUR 241,875
New_InnonetNEW_InnoNet: The Near-zero European Waste Innovation NetworkH20202015ParticipantEUR 77,188
SLIPSAFEDevelopment of safe and resilient flooring with controlled slip under varying environmentsFP72014CoordinatorEUR 408,407
PLAST4FUTUREInjection Moulding Production Technology for Multi-functional Nano-structured Plastic Components enabled by NanoImprint LithographyFP72013ParticipantEUR 175,562
GREEN PACKFully recyclable 100% PET package for food contact with O2 barrier, improved transparency and low CO2 footprint.FP72013ParticipantNot stated
MARLISCOMARine Litter in Europe Seas: Social AwarenesS and CO-ResponsabilityFP72012ParticipantEUR 57,214
POLY-SOLVEDevelopment of a selective, green solvent-based recovery process for waste polystyrene and polycarbonateFP72011ParticipantEUR 303,690
NanoSafePACKDevelopment of a best practices guide for the safe handling and use of nanoparticles in packaging industriesFP72011ParticipantEUR 630,634
NANOONSPECTReliable Integrated On-Line Characterisation Tool for Thermoplastic CompoundFP72011ParticipantEUR 120,294
SUPERCLEANQDevelopment of processes and quality procedures for the valorisation of recycled plastics for food contact applicationsFP72011ParticipantEUR 285,000
PRIMEA Process to Engineer and Manufacture Medium to High Value 3D Products Using Mixed Polymer RecyclateFP72010ParticipantEUR 347,574
WOODYInnovative advanced Wood-based Composite Materials and ComponentsFP72009ParticipantEUR 158,000
BIOSTRUCTComplex structural and multifunctional Parts from enhanced Wood-based Composites - eWPCFP72008ParticipantEUR 152,431
NATEXAligned Natural Fibres and Textiles for Use in Structural Composite ApplicationsFP72008ParticipantEUR 134,471

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