Biorefinery
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Cooperation: the foundation for success
Limburg has always been an outward-looking province, with intensive border traffic. No wonder: no other Dutch…
Growing interest in natural fibers
Natural fibers are getting more and more attention. For example as an insulation material, as a…
Andean Lupin promising crop in Europe
On the volcanic ash in Iceland, on mountain slopes in Austria and in the bone-dry, dense…
Coatings and cosmetics from French sunflowers
The oleochemical company Oleon from Ertvelde has built a new plant to produce biobased building blocks…
‘There must be benefits for primary producers as well’
Ireland has a long and strong history of bio-based production and processing. The agrifood industry provides…
‘Overarching vision on the bio-economy needed’
‘The authorities in Ireland tend to listen much better to industry and science. Contacts are acted…
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Estonian woodpellet producer switches to biochemistry feedstock
Europe's largest producer of wood pellets, Granuul Invest from Estonia, wants to make products with a…
BTG is developing a bio-refinery for pyrolysis oil
Before the end of the year, the Enschede-based company BTG wants to set up a new…
Avantium opens bio-MEG demonstration plant in Delfzijl
Avantium opened its plant-based MEG (mono-ethylene glycol) demonstration factory in Chemie Park Delfzijl, the Netherlands, today,…
Webinar: developing a pyrolysis based biorefinery
Greenovate! Europe is organising a webinar on 14 November about fast pyrolysis, a promising technology for…
Miscanthus promising feedstock for lignocellulosic sugars and ethanol
Tests show that miscanthus, also known as elephant grass or China reed, proves itself as an…
Avantium awarded €6 million EU grant
Avantium N.V. announces that it has been awarded €6 million as part of a SPIRE grant…
