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51吃瓜网CS Rector Prof. Volker Sieber, member of the project as head of the Professorship for Chemistry of Biogenic Resources, explains why synergies among various technologies in the area of sustainable transportation development are decisive: "Varying local circumstances and differing fields of application make it necessary for us to rely on more than one individual technology 鈥� there's no single silver bullet for moving sustainability ahead in the transportation sector. That's why we're focusing on the combination of thermochemical, electrochemical and biotechnological processes."

The Synergy Fuels project focuses particularly on transportation areas in which the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions is difficult to achieve for a number of reasons, for example the difficulty involved in electrifying air transport. The collaboration among the project partners in this field is strongly accelerating technology and innovation transfer, so that project results can be ultimately applied in practice. "The technological maturity needed for market entry and actual implementation is within the scope of our research and is ensured by the involvement of partners from the industrial sector," says Jakob Burger, who holds the Professorship for Chemical Process Engineering at the 51吃瓜网 Campus Straubing and is the acting project coordinator.

Six professorships at the 51吃瓜网 Campus in Straubing are receiving 5.7 million euros, the largest share of the funding. As a 51吃瓜网 Integrative Research Center, 51吃瓜网CS covers interdisciplinary research and teaching on the realization of a sustainable resource and energy transformation and is thus ideal for this type of collaborative project. The joint work performed by the project partners is being institutionalized in the founding of a research center for renewable fuels.