Rise to current global
challenges in your industry

– by applying process intensification

Process intensification (PI) is one of the key elements needed to realise sustainable development in process industries. At EUROPIC (the European Process Intensification Centre), we make PI happen. We do this by providing a channel for manufacturers, technology providers, equipment vendors and engineering contractors to share knowledge in order to realise the immense benefits process intensification brings.

 

Latest reports

New Technology Scouting Report 2026-2

This edition covers examples of electrochemistry, photoreactions, magnetic fields, plasma and many more. Application fields include ammonia synthesis and cracking, carbon capture, hydrogen, wastewater treatment and others.

Patent Highlights 2026-2

This quarter’s patent search returned 569 relevant records related to process intensification, out of which 21 are presented as highlights in the current report. Most patents published in Q2/2026 concerned plasma reactors (48) and induction/RF/MW heating (37).

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Workshops

Advanced Workshops 2026

SAVE-THE-DATE: On December 1 and 2 we will organize the workshop Liquid-Liquid Extraction (intensified technology) at Givaudan (Switzerland).

On June 16 and 17 the workshop Intensified drying in solids handling value chain took place at Evonik. Members can find the presentations via this link.

PI web course 2026

From February 11 until March 18 we hosted the PI web course Process Intensification: Fundamentals & Applications, a series of six webinars. Members can find the presentations and recordings via this link.

Dr. Manfred Nagel (Evonik)

Chairman of the Strategic Advisory Board of Europic.

Join us and look forward to:

  • Networking with leading companies
  • Access to technology reports by world experts
  • Access to up-to-date information on technology providers and leading research groups
  • Technology & business interface throughout the chain
  • Specialised training sessions & courses

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