Back in 2012 the European Parliament recognised the high potential of the bioeconomy sector both for job and wealth creation and to help the EU’s transition to a more sustainable and circular economy.
In Germany, the scientific journal Energy Technology has just published a Special Issue on Pyrolysis for Energy Technologies.
The EU should incentivise member states to use wood for products rather than energy in the upcoming legislation on land use change and forestry, the German government has argued.
The EU-funded research project Bio4Products aims to reduce the amount of fossil resources used in the manufacture of many essential products, creating truly sustainable value chains that will deliver significant environmental benefits. Read More
The Belgian bioeconomy cluster Flanders Biobased Valley (FBBV) has been established with the aim of making the region among the most competitive biobased economies in Europe by 2030.