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Research identifies promising chemicals for the Northern Netherlands
The availability of numerous basic chemicals at Chemical Park Delfzijl, combined with the region’s agricultural residual…
New biosurfactants are greener than ever
Surfactants, or surface active agents, can be found just about anywhere: in medicines, cosmetics, detergents, food,…
Bio-Port to give ‘stamp of approval’ to plans proposed by entrepreneurs
Are SMEs too small to participate in the ‘large-scale’ bio-economy? Not if the Bio Cooperative can…
Source B to the next phase?
A period of reflection started in Limburg after the black gold disappeared from this southern province…
Cooperation: the foundation for success
Limburg has always been an outward-looking province, with intensive border traffic. No wonder: no other Dutch…
BioVoice: 13 new innovation contracts
Thirteen new contracts and a total of almost € 125,000 in innovation vouchers for researching, developing…
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Action agenda ‘Green chemistry, new economy’ launched
The Netherlands and Europe want to reduce CO2 emissions from industry completely by 2050. The Dutch…
BIG-Cluster looking for input to update innovation agenda
The BioInnovation Growth mega-Cluster (BIG-Cluster) is looking for input from stakeholders in the biobased economy, for…
“Consumers must regain trust in chemistry”
Consumers need to regain trust in chemistry, said Wilfried Blokzijl, Unilever's R&D Director Homecare during the…
Replacing toxic solvents with renewable alternatives
ReSolute, the Flagship EU project focused on creating a new, sustainably-sourced, safer alternative to traditional, fossil-based…
The Northern Netherlands is aiming for a sweet future
In the middle of a sugar beet field in Groningen, the commissioners IJzebrand Rijzebol (Groningen, left)…
Bloom Biorenewables secures 2.9M€ for biomass valorization pilot
Lead investment from Yokogawa Electric Corporation brings Bloom Biorenewables seed funding round to a total of…
