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19 December 202214 December 2022

ArcelorMittal inaugurates flagship carbon capture and utilisation project at its steel plant in Ghent, Belgium

€200 million CCU plant first of its kind in the European steel industry. Project part of multi-technology strategy to reduce carbon emissions at Ghent plant


23 July 202120 July 2021

Exciting future prospects for biorefineries

New EU study describes development paths and outlines strategic roadmap


Spannende Zukunftsperspektiven für Bioraffinerien

Neue EU-Studie beschreibt Entwicklungspfade und zeigt Strategiefahrplan auf


17 June 202116 June 2021

EU biorefinery outlook to 2030

European Commission's study presents the possible growth until 2030, provides actions required to increase the deployment of chemical and material driven biorefineries in the EU


4 June 20209 September 2021

New Lords of Circular Carbon: ArcelorMittal, EU complete financing of Steelanol project

New plant is expected to produce up to 80 million liters of recycled-carbon ethanol a year and will create up to 500 construction jobs over the next two years


29 May 20209 September 2021

Belgium: EU supports ArcelorMittal with EUR 75m EIB loan to scale up breakthrough technology to reduce carbon emissions

Two ground-breaking projects at ArcelorMittal plant in Ghent, Belgium, to considerably reduce carbon emissions by converting waste and by-products into valuable new products


26 November 201921 November 2019

EU’s increased demand for low-carbon liquid fuels can be met sustainably, study shows

More countries could adopt higher ethanol fuel blends without exceeding the existing cap on crop-based biofuels


13 May 20198 May 2019

Welcome to the final RoadToBio Newsletter

We will introduce the various parts of the new Roadmap and show your opportunities and advantages to increase the bio-based share in the chemical production


6 December 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the 12th newsletter of the RoadToBio project

In this newsletter, we will talk about deliverable D2.4 “Ways to overcome regulatory and acceptance hurdles”, as one piece in the puzzle on our way


7 November 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the eleventh RoadToBio newsletter

We are contacting our stakeholders once more to get their views on our findings


18 October 201815 October 2018

Welcome to the tenth RoadToBio newsletter

This issue to sight results of the analysis of business cases for the nine bio-based chemicals which could represent an opportunity for European chemicals industry


13 August 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the ninth RoadToBio newsletter

Presentation of the latest events results, asking for your opinion on key barriers for bio-based chemicals and a little dig deeper into the dedicated polymer chemicals


6 July 201820 January 2019

­Welcome to the eigth RoadToBio newsletter

With this newsletter, we once more want to highlight our work on barriers that oppose an increase of bio-based resources in the chemical industry


4 May 20187 January 2019

­Welcome to the sixth RoadToBio newsletter

In this newsletter we will discuss the most promising opportunities for the chemical industry to change from fossil-based to bio-based production


6 April 20185 April 2018

The best of two worlds – making chemistry more bio-based

In this newsletter we present a short summary of our first webinar “The best of two worlds – making chemistry more bio-based”


6 March 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the fourth RoadToBio newsletter

This newsletter to introduce you to a new method for classifying bio-based chemicals under three categories


7 February 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the third RoadToBio newsletter

This newsletter to show another important aspect of this roadmap: Opportunities, barriers and hurdles concerning the acceptance of bio-based products


1 February 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the second RoadToBio newsletter

First project report describes a desk study of the opportunities for the chemical industry to introduce more bio-based chemicals into existing value chains


8 January 201820 January 2019

Welcome to the first RoadToBio newsletter

We would like to introduce you to a BBI funded project that is already intended to show the chemical industry the way into a more bio-based world


9 October 20176 October 2017

Which implementation strategy is right for bio-based chemicals – drop-in, smart drop-in and dedicated ones?

Developing a roadmap for an increasingly bio-based European chemical industry


26 June 201723 June 2017

RoadToBio: Roadmap for the Chemical Industry in Europe towards a Bioeconomy

The roadmap will specify the benefits for the chemical industry along the path from fossil-based industry towards a bioeconomy to meet the societal needs in 2030


13 October 201612 October 2016

Bio4Products: Creating sustainable resources for the process industry

Dutch research project will bring unique blend of organisations and expertise in collaboration


18 June 201517 June 2015

E4tech to lead ETI project focused on biomass processing options

Techno-economic analysis will review the economic and performance benefits and trade-offs associated with pre-processing bioenergy feedstocks


20 May 201520 May 2015

The materials superhighway

A revolution in physical materials is occuring


7 May 20156 May 2015

Survey of the EU bio-based industry

Focus of the survey is on addressing gaps in existing data resources, the material use of biomass included


29 April 201528 April 2015

Now available: “From the Sugar Platform to biofuels and biochemicals”

Final report for the European Commission, Directorate-General Energy


16 May 201415 May 2014

Braskem publishes the Life Cycle Assessment of its Green Plastic

With a negative carbon footprint from cradle to gate, the study substantiates the biopolymer's potential to mitigate the impacts of global warming

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