Project cooperationUpdated on 21 January 2026
Byssus Tech for Textile Waste Valorisation
About
The project will design and validate high-performance, circular thermal and acoustic insulation materials derived from post-consumer and post-industrial textile waste. Textile fibres will be engineered with bio-based binder systems and processed through proprietary Byssus technology to produce low-carbon insulation products that meet the technical, regulatory, and fire-safety requirements of the construction sector. The R&D will systematically evaluate bio-based binders and circular flame-retardant formulations to optimise mechanical performance, thermal conductivity, acoustic absorption, and fire behaviour, while ensuring full recyclability and closed-loop reprocessability within the Byssus technology production system.
Stage
- Looking for partners
Topic
- Circular textile and fashion
- Industrial symbiosis and circularity in industrial parks
- Repair, Reuse, Refurbishment, Remanufacturing
- Recycling techniques
- Circular bioeconomy
- Circular construction materials and built environment
Call
- 1st Call December 2025 (max 2,5 years)
- 2nd Call 2026 (max 1.5 years)
- Experimentation call
Type
- Product innovation
- Process innovation
- Materials innovation
- Technological innovation
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
- Process innovation
- Looking for partners
- Recycling techniques
- Business model innovation
- 2nd Call 2026 (max 1.5 years)
- 1st Call December 2025 (max 2,5 years)
- Repair, Reuse, Refurbishment, Remanufacturing
- Circular construction materials and built environment
Arnaud Littner
Head of Circular Economy R&D Programmes at IPC
Bellignat, France
Project cooperation
- Product innovation
- Looking for partners
- Materials innovation
- Proposal in preparation
- Technological innovation
- Business model innovation
- 2nd Call 2026 (max 1.5 years)
- 1st Call December 2025 (max 2,5 years)
- Circular construction materials and built environment
Ali HUSSAN
Post-doctoral researcher at BUILDERS Ecole d'ingénieurs
Caen, France
Project cooperation
Scaling a pan-European peat-free future
- Product innovation
- Process innovation
- Circular bioeconomy
- Looking for partners
- Technological innovation
- Business model innovation
- Regional systemic innovation
- 2nd Call 2026 (max 1.5 years)
- Food and Agri-food circular system
- 1st Call December 2025 (max 2,5 years)
Philip Shelton
Co-founder and COO at SilviBio Limited
Livingston, United Kingdom