• IBA will coordinate LIFEDESTINY, a four-year EU LIFE project targeting permanent PFAS destruction across contaminated liquid and solid waste streams.
• Project runs Sept. 1, 2026 to Aug. 31, 2030, aiming to cut energy use, CO2 emissions, and hazardous residues versus landfill or incineration.
• Total eligible cost EUR 4.43 million; maximum EU grant EUR 2.65 million, implying 60% funding for the consortium.
• IBA will provide electron-beam technology based on its Rhodotron accelerator to support PFAS destruction within the integrated treatment process.
• Long-term goal targets a full-scale industrial PFAS treatment hub beyond the demonstration phase.

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