(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The high H:C ratio and the absence of heteroatoms make natural gas an attractive feedstock for synthetic fuels and chemicals that can replace those typically petroleum-derived. The search for efficient routes, direct and indirect,

(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The project aims at critical issues concerning some of the main technological and scientific challenges towards the use of natural gas in fuel cells. The research topics are focused on two technologies: proton exchange

(Project concluded on November 30, 2020) The main objective of this project is to develop a burner for natural gas blends based on the Flameless Oxidation concept. This advanced combustion technology is applied to increase the energy efficiency and to