No.	Title	Lead partner	Availability	Delivery month	Download
D2.1	Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe	MTT	Public	13
D2.2	Assessment of typical source segregated food waste collection schemes in operation in Europe detailing factors influencing yield, capture rates and efficiency	Veolia	Public	19
D2.3	Case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester	Greenfinch	Public	25
D2.4	Case study for collection schemes serving the Valorsul AD plant	Valorsul	Public	25
D2.5	Institutional and community food waste generation rates and appropriateness of scale for on-site utilisation for second generation biofuel production by AD	IIT	Public	28
D2.6	Quantitative evaluation of enhanced recovery potential of recyclables from food-excluded residual waste streams and impact on energy balance	Veolia	Public	36
D2.7	Results from LCA and energy footprint modelling for optimisation of collection methods and equipment	Soton1	Partners	31	partners only
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D3.1	Initial assessment of methods for ammonia removal from food waste	Soton2	Partners	16	partners only
D3.2	Initial assessment of pathogen destruction and improved gas production from food waste	MTT	Partners	16	partners only
D3.3	Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment	MTT	Public	28
D3.4	Baseline mass and energy balance around technical-scale digestion plant	AnDigestion	Public	40
D3.5	Kinetics of H2 production in short retention thermophilic hydrolysis reactors with assessment of impact on overall system energy yield	UNIVR	Public	28
D3.6	Full assessment of the feasibility of ammonia removal from food waste for improved operational stability and gas production	Soton2	Partners	40	partners only
D3.7	Experimental data from pre-treatment studies in technical-scale digestion plant	AnDigestion	Partners	40	partners only
D4.1	Description of problems associated with ammonia toxicity and trace metal deficiency in mesophilic and thermophilic digestion of high nitrogen wastes	Soton2	Public	13
D4.2	A mass and energy balance from a full-scale mesophilic digester operating on food waste	Greenfinch	Partners	32	partners only
D4.3	A mass and energy balance from a full-scale thermophilic digester operating on food waste	Valorsul	partners	32	partners only
D4.4	Experimental data on mesophilic and thermophilic anaerobic microbial consortia as a basis for design of process interventions to achieve stable food waste digestion	Soton2	Public	40
D4.5	Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste	Soton2	Public	40
D4.6	Technical solutions to allow digesters operating on high nitrogen food waste to achieve the maximum energy yield	UNIVR	Partners	40	partners only
D4.7	Strategies for alleviation of operational problems and potential for nutrient recovery through precipitation reactions	UNIVE	Partners	40
D5.1	Evaluation of potential technologies and operational scales reflecting market needs for low-cost gas upgrading systems	JyU	Public	19
D5.2	Evaluation of existing low-cost gas bottling systems for vehicle use adaptation in developing economies	IIT	Public	19
D5.3	Case and feasibility studies of small-scale upgrading applications in Europe and India	JyU	Public	28
D5.4	Results of design, construction and testing of low-cost modular biogas upgrading systems	Metener	Partners	32	partners only
D5.5	Potential for pressure-swing cell disruption as a biogas upgrading method	ESI	Public	37
D5.6	Evaluation of the role of small-scale biogas upgrading as a means of contributing to local transportation needs in the EU and India	IIT	Public	39
D6.1	Data on the operations involved in food waste management for energy recovery presented in a standardised format for use in comparative life cycle assessment	Veolia	Public	32
D6.2	Evaluation of the quality, biosecurity and agronomic usefulness of digestates from different digester trials	MTT	Partners	37
D6.3	Output from an energy and carbon footprint model verified against primary data collected as part of the research	Soton1	Public	42
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D6.4	Quantification of the potential contribution of biogas from food waste as a second generation biofuel to energy security and diversification in the EU	Soton1	Public