The HOOP Cities and Policy Conference will bring cities and regions together to discuss and learn about implementing innovative circular bioeconomy solutions. A dedicated policy session will allow cities to voice their concerns and challenges to EU institutions and federations.
Why this workshop? Because it is part of the BIO2REG project and which, amongst other, will develop a guide for regions on how to fund the transition. Through the workshop, we will gain valuable insights and engage in vibrant discussions on how various regions embraced the circular bioeconomy narrative to drive regional transitions. By showcasing […]
The development and uptake of renewable, circular solutions are essential for achieving the green transition – and a stronger reliance on bio-based products and materials is key to this. Today, construction, food packaging, and industrial manufacturing are highly material-intensive sectors that must be transformed into circular and increasingly bio-based sectors. The Bioregions Facility has adopted […]
With manufacturers and service providers from over 50 countries presenting their products for chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech research and manufacturing as well as energy and environmental services ACHEMA is the driving force and groundbreaker for the international process industries and their suppliers.
Net-zero energy solutions for a competitive Europe EUSEW returns on 11-13 June 2024 in a hybrid format, in Brussels and online. It comprises a high-level Policy Conference, the EUSEW Awards, and the fifth European Youth Energy Day as well as opportunities to forge connections with the EUSEW community at the Energy Fair.
Background Changes in food production and consumption are key to limiting global warming, soil erosion and biodiversity loss on the one hand and human health on the other. The necessary transformation processes are complex and require both a food system perspective aligning sustainable food production systems with healthy diets and coherent food policies across the […]
Transition to bioeconomy model regions must not only embrace socio-technical developments, but also address governance models and policies to make them fairer, more inclusive, or more just than the models they should displace. Social aspects such as gender equality, inclusion and communities’ engagement are considered in BIO2REG as key dimensions to ensure a fair and successful transition, together with job creation, development of […]
The 10th International Degrowth Conference and the 15th Conference of the European Society for Ecological Economics (ESEE) will be held in the city of Pontevedra (Galicia, Spain) from 18 – 21 June 2024. This joint conference is part of the “Pontevedra ESEE-Degrowth 2024” activities, which will establish Pontevedra as the European capital of degrowth in […]
The series of these conferences has been organised and established by the European Commission 1980 (Brighton, UK). The conference started as a purely scientific event. Over the years as biomass use as feedstock for bioenergy and fuels increased steadily, the industrial aspect was introduced to the conference. A technology exhibition was introduced in 1996. In […]
World Bio Markets 2024 is the leading bioeconomy conference and business event for the global community. The World Bio Markets conference will connect over 450 bioeconomy leaders with a two day programme of pre-arranged 1-2-1 commercial meetings, knowledge exchange, and networking opportunities in order to accelerate the transition to a fossil-free economy. The event connects […]
The over-arching theme for the 2024 Congress will be “Grand Challenges for Biotechnology: Health; Food Security; and Global Warming”. To meet these challenges will require close cooperation between Industry, Academia, Research Institutes and national governments. The scientific programme will therefore focus on how to translate front line research into commercially viable applications. The Dutch Biotechnology […]
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