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Andean Lupin promising crop in Europe
On the volcanic ash in Iceland, on mountain slopes in Austria and in the bone-dry, dense…
BBI JU: private sector is stepping up
In terms of industrial deployment, Europe has made significant strides in the bio-based economy, according to…
Pretreatment as essential intermediate step
‘We are concentrating at Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo initially on healthy and safe food, including residual…
The need for a uniform ‘yardstick’
The sustainable character of the biobased economy tends not to receive enough attention. Biomass is always…
Biopolycarbonate with promising future
In Lestrem, Northern France, Roquette has its largest production site. In total, the French-based company processes roughly 8…
Four pilot plants under one roof
The brand-new Multipurpose Pilot Plant (MPP) at Brightlands Chemelot Campus will open its doors at the…
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Kick-off new Bio-economy project Green-Chemistry
The new INTERREG project Bio-economy Green Chemistry was kicked off last week in Papenburg (Germany). At…
Sugar cane cultivation in a temperate climate
Researchers from the University of Illinois in the US and the University of Aarhus in Denmark…
Eco-Innovations focuses on non-food biomass in the European bioeconomy
The bioeconomy in Europe is central during the two-day conference Eco-Innovations with Biomass next week, 20…
‘Production of bio-xylene can be cheaper, more flexible and more robust’
Annelotech announced this week in a press release that it has produced bio-paraxylene from non-food biomass…
Nouryon reduces CO2 emissions with additional bio-steam supply
Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals) will increase the use of bio-steam at its salt production at…
Bioenergy important for climate change mitigation
The amount of domestically available biomass used for bioenergy in Europe can triplicate within sustainable and…
