
SEACoRe™ is being advanced through a structured technology-development programme designed to progressively reduce scientific, process, engineering and commercial uncertainty.
Building on initial laboratory feasibility, development is now focused on strengthening process understanding and translating the technology toward pilot-scale validation, generating the evidence required to understand reproducibility, recovery performance, resource requirements and the engineering basis for subsequent scale-up.

Understand how species, composition, condition and form influence process behaviour and recovery performance.

Determine whether defined processing conditions can deliver sufficiently consistent performance across comparable runs.

Establish the operating conditions within which the process can perform effectively, controllably and reproducibly.

Determine the material streams recovered, their characteristics and how recovery responds to feedstock and processing conditions.

Track material flows and progressively understand the resources required as processing moves toward larger-scale operation.

Convert scientific and pilot evidence into process requirements, critical equipment needs and scale-up assumptions for subsequent engineering.

Pilot translation brings the evidence streams together, testing whether process performance can be reproduced at materially larger scale while generating the material, resource and engineering evidence required for the next development decision.
SEACoRe™ is progressing through a structured technology-development pathway, from laboratory feasibility through process validation and into pilot translation.
Backed by early-stage innovation support and advancing through the AberInnovation Solutions Catalyst programme, the platform is now focused on generating the reproducibility, process, recovery, material and resource evidence required to establish a defensible pathway toward TRL 4 and future scale-up.
We’re pleased to announce that Ecorem Tech has been awarded Innovate UK funding under the Resource Efficiency for Resilience and Sustainability programme for our feasibility project
Backed by Innovate UK funding, SEACoRe has completed feasibility validation at TRL 3, demonstrating strong technical and commercial potential.
Ecorem Tech
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