Wood has long been more than just a building material or fuel. It has become a key material for innovative, sustainable products. Thanks to technological advances, the full potential of this versatile raw material is being realised. TATEKU Innovation plays a leading role here by developing technologies and products that bring wood into completely new areas - from the chemical industry to transport infrastructure and the energy sector.
Bioliquids: The new raw material for the chemical industry
One of the most ground-breaking products developed by TATEKU Innovation is bioliquids, which are obtained from agricultural and forestry biomass through pyrolysis. These liquids are biogenic alternatives to fossil raw materials and can be used in a wide range of applications - from the chemical industry to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Bioliquids open up new opportunities to replace fossil raw materials and significantly reduce carbon emissions at the same time. The production of these sustainable liquids helps to actively drive forward the decarbonisation of industry and make companies less dependent on non-renewable resources.
Green Carbon: CO2 storage with added value
Green Carbon is another example of the innovative strength of TATEKU Innovation. It is also obtained from biomass by pyrolysis and has a carbon content of up to 95 %. When added to conventional building materials such as concrete or steel, green carbon can help to reduce their emissions.
Green carbon is also used in agriculture in particular. As well as being used as a feed additive to improve animal health, green carbon can help to reduce emissions from livestock farming. The carbon charged with nutrients in this way can be applied to agricultural land, where it serves as a nutrient and water reservoir, while the CO2 it contains remains stored for thousands of years. In this way, green carbon helps to sustainably increase soil yields while binding emissions.
Wood fibre insulation materials: Energy-efficient construction
Wood fibre insulation materials are another innovative product that is currently establishing itself on the market. These materials not only offer excellent insulation values, but are also biodegradable and CO₂-neutral.
Thanks to TATEKU Innovation, the development of such insulation materials is being driven forward in order to promote energy-efficient buildings. Especially in times of rising energy prices, such solutions not only make ecological but also economic sense.
New applications in the chemical industry
Wood is also increasingly being used as a raw material in the chemical industry. The molecules that are extracted from biomass can be used to produce plastics, adhesives and other chemical products.
TATEKU Innovation is working on developing processes that extract these substances more efficiently and in a more environmentally friendly way. These developments open up new markets and significantly reduce dependence on fossil raw materials.
Economic advantages of innovative wood products
The demand for sustainable materials is growing worldwide and wood products are perfectly positioned to meet this demand. Companies that rely on innovative wood products not only benefit from their environmental friendliness, but also from increasing market opportunities.
TATEKU Innovation supports companies in utilising these opportunities by providing technologies that make production more efficient and sustainable. This creates new business models that combine ecological and economic goals.
Innovation and sustainability go hand in hand
Wood products have the potential to play a central role in the sustainable transformation of various industries. TATEKU Innovation shows how new technologies can not only protect the environment, but also achieve economic success.
With the development of bioliquids, green carbon and wood fibre insulation materials, wood is becoming a key raw material of the future - versatile, sustainable and economically attractive. Companies that focus on these products now are positioning themselves as pioneers in a growing industry.
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