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Website: https://www.sustainableinnovations.co/

15 October 20269 October 2026

Sustainable Innovations joins BIOSPARK, a new EU project to build the skills for a circular bioeconomy

The project consortium will develop a network of 27 Bio-Based Education Centres (BBECs), one in every EU member state, and will narrow the gap between Europe’s education systems, paying particular attention to countries with less research and innovation capacity

9 October 20265 October 2026

SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS to carry out the communication and dissemination of BIOEASTWIDE

BIOEASTWIDE will address key gaps in policy alignment, funding coordination and innovation uptake aiming at advancing bioeconomy research and innovation (R&I) across Central and Eastern Europe

7 October 20261 October 2026

Carbios reports first-half 2026 results

How Carbios cut operating expenses while advancing financing for its Longlaville PET biorecycling plant

31 January 202423 January 2024

BEAMING, the bioeconomy Alliance for stimulating innovative and inclusive Green Transition

The initiative will follow a methodology based on the Quadruple Helix innovation ecosystem approach, which involves collaboration between HEIs, industry, government, and civil society

10 November 20228 November 2022

ALIGNED, a project to improve environmental assessment in multiple bio-based sectors

By bringing together scientific and industrial knowledge, the goal of the new collaboration project is to provide a systematic evidence-based methodology for decision-making

24 September 202122 September 2021

BIObec: leveraging education to unlock the EU bioeconomy’s full potential

Maximising the opportunities offered by the bioeconomy by interlinking universities, innovation labs, and R&D centres with industrial actors and regions

8 July 20215 July 2021

BIOSWITCH research analyses Irish and Dutch consumer perspectives of bio-based products

The results show that Irish consumers have a slightly more positive perception of bio-based products than their Dutch counterpart, with 93% of the respondents from Ireland and 81% of the ones from the Netherlands indicating that they prefer to buy bio-based products instead of fossil-based ones

7 July 20212 July 2021

BIO4AFRICA, a new European project to support the deployment of the bioeconomy in Africa, kicks off

Development of value chains and grassroots solutions through a circular approach will encourage the use of local resources and the diversification of farmers’ income

5 September 20184 September 2018