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From Plants to Plastics
BioConSepT aims to develop processes to convert 2nd generation biomass into valuable chemicals which are 30% cheaper and 30% more sustainable than the conventional chemicals routes or the biotechnology processes starting from 1st generation feed-stocks.
From Plants to Plastics
BioConSepT aims to develop processes to convert 2nd generation biomass into valuable chemicals which are 30% cheaper and 30% more sustainable than the conventional chemicals routes or the biotechnology processes starting from 1st generation feed-stocks.
From Plants to Plastics
BioConSepT aims to develop processes to convert 2nd generation biomass into valuable chemicals which are 30% cheaper and 30% more sustainable than the conventional chemicals routes or the biotechnology processes starting from 1st generation feed-stocks.
From Plants to Plastics
BioConSepT aims to develop processes to convert 2nd generation biomass into valuable chemicals which are 30% cheaper and 30% more sustainable than the conventional chemicals routes or the biotechnology processes starting from 1st generation feed-stocks.
 
 

From Plants to Plastics

  • Plastics made from plants? In our everyday life we are faced with a variety of plastics made from biomass. In the supermarket we have the choice to the carry our food home in an eco-friendly bio-plastic bag, but what is this bag made from? BioConSepT is a 13 Mill. EUR EU-funded project which aims to produce consumer goods out of biomass, i.e. plant matter, which is not competing with the food chain. Non-edible fats & oils and wood will be the feedstock (“ingredients”) of the of the 2nd generation biomass process. Additionally, it aims to be 30% cheaper and 30% more sustainable than the corresponding chemical routes or the biotechnology processes starting from 1stgeneration edible feedstocks. more ->

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Project Update – 3rd Newsletter Available

Posted on 13 May 2013
In the 3rd consortium meeting in Cologne a number of research results were presented. In the 3rd BioConSepT newsletter read more about the discussions and decisions made in order to fill the gap between research and industrial application.      

EU project BioConSepT: first results at Green Polymer Chemistry Conference (19-21 March 2013, Cologne)

Posted on 08 Feb 2013
In March consortium partners TNO, Fraunhofer CBP, and Pöyry will present the latest market developments of bio-based materials and the challenges and opportunities of the scaling-up process of 2nd generation biomass. The 2nd International Conference on Green Polymer Chemist

Today German Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel visits Spitzencluster BioEconomy at the opening of the Fraunhofer CBP

Posted on 02 Oct 2012
Renewable resources such as wood and straw can replace petroleum. To produce basic chemicals from renewable resources, new biotechnological and chemical processes are needed. One of the biggest efforts is to transfer the process to industrial scale. The new Fraunhofer Cente
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  • EU project BioConSepT: first results at Green Polymer Chemistry Conference (19-21 March 2013, Cologne)

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Funded by the 7th Framework Programme of the European Union, FP7 – Knowledge based Bio-Economy, Collaborative Project, Grant agreement number: 289194, KBBE.2011.3.4-02 – Towards a sustainable bio-industry – Biotechnology for renewable chemicals and innovative downstream processes


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