We need to stop global warming by realizing a fully circular economy. The first steps are being taken by entrepreneurs. The Chemelot Institute for Science and Technology (InSciTe) helps them with providing knowledge and piloting assets. What can sites like Chemelot do to realize full circularity, while keeping materials value chains secured? Where exactly will […]
read moreThe Nordic Wood Biorefinery Conference (NWBC) is an international event where research and industry meet to discuss recent wood-based biorefinery developments. The 9th NWBC, 24-26 March 2020 in Stockholm, will present the latest ideas and developments in biorefinery separation and conversion processes as well as new bio-based products from the wood biorefinery: energy, chemicals and […]
read moreThe Swedish Bioenergy Association (SVEBIO) heartily welcomes participants to the beautiful city of Stockholm to attend our 5th Advanced Biofuels Conference on 17-19 September, 2019. Advanced biofuels for Europe are key for reducing emissions in the national transport sectors. There is commercial breakthroughs in new technologies, new policy measures adopted and changing business models, all […]
read more17 May 2019, 9:00-12:30 h, The goal of the BIOFOREVER project is to demonstrate the feasibility of an European biorefinery for the production of lignocellulosic sugars, lignin/lignosulfonates and other (downstream) products including carbon binders, enzymes, ethanol, butanol, FDCA, nano-celluloses and resin acids. The intention of this workshop is to create interest amongst workshop participants to […]
read more17 May 2019, Maternushaus Cologne (Post-event of the 12th International Conference on Bio-based Materials). The BBI JU funded project PULP2VALUE opens its doors to discuss the challenges, risks and pitfalls of building a biorefinery. The ultimate goal of the project is the design of a fully integrated biorefinery based on sugar beet pulp. In this […]
read moreCurrently the industrial utilization of raw materials from agriculture, forestry, landscape conservation, and organic waste management for large-scale converting industry and chemical industry is still in its beginnings. The concept of a biorefinery is analogous to a petroleum refinery where a feedstock, crude oil, is converted to fuels, chemical products, and energy. In the case […]
read moreABLC Global is a connected series of 17 conferences and forums on the most important issues in the Bioeconomy right now.
read moreBiorefineries are an alternative to the processing of oil and its derivatives. Their development offers new alternatives for the use of forest, agricultural and algal biomass. This in turn provides exciting opportunities to generate differentiated products with a low ecological footprint and widespread market acceptance. After years of scientific and technological research, industrial applications are […]
read moreThe 1st Summer School on waste biorefineries in the context of bioeconomy, with a focus on valorization of recalcitrant side streams. A panel of specialists in the biorefinery field will provide an up-to-date state-of-the-art overview based on the latest advances in terms of scientific knowledge, techno-economical developments and life cycle assessment methodologies. Download flyer
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