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    21 05 12 nova biosinn deutsch nh

    BioSinn Präsentation Abschlusskonferenz 28. April 2021 (deutsch) (PDF)

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    BioSinn Präsentation Abschlusskonferenz 28. April 2021 (deutsch). Fotos: nova-Institute sofern nicht andern angegeben.

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    BioSinn Presentation Final Conference 30 April 2021 (PDF)

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    BioSinn Presentation Final Conference 30 April 2021. Photos: nova-Institute unless otherwise stated.

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    21 05 21 cover biosinn factsheets products for which biodegradation makes sense

    BioSinn – Products for which biodegradation makes sense (PDF)

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    In the project “BioSinn – Products for which biodegradation makes sense”, which was funded by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (funding code 2219NR197), experts from the nova-Institute in Hürth near Cologne investigated whether there are applications and products for which biodegradation is a sensible or even the best end-of-life option. The selection criteria were that collecting the products (or their remaining parts), separating them from other organic waste or material recycling is not possible, economically not feasible or does not take place in practice. Further criteria were that the input of microplastics into the environment can be avoided through the use of biodegradable materials or that indirect positive effects, a relevant secondary benefit, can be achieved through the use of biodegradable materials.

    The result of the project is a brochure for decision-makers from industry and politics but also for the general public, with 25 fact sheets and extensive background information on biodegradation. For each product, it explains to what extent biodegradation is a sensible and feasible option and what technical substitution options are available for a more sustainable use of materials. In addition, political framework conditions and regulations were highlighted and evaluated on a product-specific basis. For the first time, the market volumes for Germany and the EU were also surveyed and estimated. The total volume of the 25 applications in Germany is about 170,000 tonnes and in the European Union even about 1 million tonnes, of which the largest share ends up in the environment. Here, the use of biodegradable materials would bring considerable environmental benefits.

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    21 05 21 abfallhierarchie

    Abfallhierarchie (PNG)

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    21 05 21 biosinn overview of market volumes eu28

    BioSinn Applications – Overview of Market Volumes in the EU28 (PNG)

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    Within the BioSinn project nova-Institute compiled the market volumes of the 25 applications and estimated the loss into the environment.

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    21 05 21 biosinn marktvolumen eu steckbriefe 960

    BioSinn Produkte / Anwendungen – Übersicht der Marktvolumina in der EU28 (PNG)

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    Im BioSinn Projekt hat das nova-Institut die Marktvolumina für 25 Produkte und Anwendungen zusammengetragen und die Verlustmenge in die Natur geschätzt.

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    21 05 21 biosinn market volumes germany

    BioSinn Applications – Overview of Market Volumes in Germany (PNG)

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    Within the BioSinn project nova-Institute compiled the market volumes of the 25 applications and estimated the loss into the environment.

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    BioSinn Produkte / Anwendungen – Übersicht der Marktvolumina in Deutschland (PNG)

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    Im BioSinn Projekt hat das nova-Institut die Marktvolumina für 25 Produkte und Anwendungen zusammengetragen und die Verlustmenge in die Natur geschätzt.

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    21 05 11 the invisible carbon footprint

    The invisible carbon footprint (PNG)

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    21 05 20 cover biosinn steckbriefe sinnvoll biologisch abbaubarer produkte auf basis von nachwachsenden rohstoffen

    BioSinn – Steckbriefe sinnvoll biologisch abbaubarer Produkte auf Basis von nachwachsenden Rohstoffen

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    Im Projekt „BioSinn – Steckbriefe sinnvoller biologisch abbaubarer Produkte“, welches durch das Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft gefördert wurde (Förderkennzeichen 2219NR197), wurde von Expertinnen und Experten des nova-Instituts aus Hürth bei Köln untersucht, ob es Anwendungen und Produkte gibt, für die der biologische Abbau eine sinnvolle oder sogar die beste End-of-Life-Option darstellt. Dabei waren die Auswahlkriterien, dass das Einsammeln der Produkte (oder ihrer Überbleibsel), die Abtrennung der Produkte von sonstigem organischem Abfall oder ein stoffliches Recycling nicht möglich, ökonomisch nicht realisierbar ist bzw. in der Praxis nicht stattfindet. Andere Kriterien waren, dass durch die Verwendung biologisch abbaubarer Materialien der Eintrag von Mikroplastik in die Umwelt vermieden werden kann oder dass durch die Verwendung biologisch abbaubarer Materialien indirekte positive Effekte, ein relevanter Sekundärnutzen erzielt werden kann.
    Das Ergebnis des Projektes ist eine Broschüre für Entscheidungsträger aus Industrie und Politik aber auch für die breite Öffentlichkeit, mit 25 Produktsteckbriefen und umfangreicher Hintergrundinformation zum Thema biologischer Abbau. Für jedes Produkt wird erklärt, inwiefern der biologische Abbau eine sinnvolle und machbare Option ist und welche technischen Substitutionsmöglichkeiten es für einen nachhaltigeren Materialeinsatz gibt. Zudem wurden politische Rahmenbedingungen und Regularien beleuchtet und produktspezifisch ausgewertet. Erstmalig wurden auch die Marktvolumina für Deutschland und die EU erhoben und abgeschätzt. Das Gesamtvolumen der 25 Anwendungen liegt in Deutschland bei rund 170.000 Tonnen und in der Europäischen Union sogar bei etwa 1 Million Tonnen, von denen der größte Anteil in die Umwelt gelangt. Hier würde der Einsatz biologisch abbaubarer Materialien erhebliche Umweltvorteile bringen. (Stand: April 2021, Update Mai 2021)

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    21 04 20 turning off the tap for fossil carbon cover shop

    Turning off the Tap for Fossil Carbon – Future Prospects for a Global Chemical and Derived Material Sector Based on Renewable Carbon

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    New study on the feedstock for global chemical and derived material sector and future prospects for the transition from fossil to renewable carbon sources

    In a new study, total carbon embedded in products from the chemical and derived material sector is examined on a global scale. This includes product groups like plastics, rubbers, textile fibres, detergents and personal care solutions. For the first time ever, total global amount of embedded carbon is calculated, visualized and connected to the different feedstocks. Furthermore, end-user applications are investigated and depicted. A 2050 scenario is introduced, which outlines future prospects to transition from fossil to renewable carbon sources. Solutions for the highly interconnected chemical industry are illustrated together with supporting policy measures. This report aims to raise awareness of the need for, and the technical, industrial and political feasibility of, the biggest transformation of the chemical and derived material sector since the industrial revolution.

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    9th Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals, 23-24 March 2021 Proceedings [Digital]

    9th Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals, 23-24 March 2021 Proceedings

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    The proceedings of the 9th Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals (23-24 March 2021, http://co2-chemistry.eu) contain 26 presentations, the conference journal, and the press release of the three winners of the innovation award “Best CO2 Utilisation 2021”!

     

     

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    21 04 09 world plastic production 2018 and 2050 shop

    World Plastic Production and Carbon Feedstock – in 2018 and Scenario for 2050 (in million tonnes)

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    Products from the Chemical and Derived Material Sector in our Daily Lives (PNG)

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    Commodities from the chemical and derived material sector surround us in manifold ways.

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    Global Carbon Demand for Organic Chemicals and Derived Materials by Type of Feedstock (PNG)

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    Current global demand for carbon embedded in organic chemicals and derived materials by type of carbon feedstock.

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    Global Carbon Demand for Organic Chemicals and Derived Materials by End-user Application (PNG)

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    Amount of carbon embedded in products from the global organic chemicals and derived materials by end-user application.

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    Global Carbon Demand for Organic Chemicals and Derived Materials by Product Group (PNG)

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    Type of feedstock for embedded carbon in each product group.

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    Annual Production Value of Organic Chemicals in the EU-27 + UK (PNG)

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    Production value of organic chemicals in the EU-27 + UK in 2018 by end-user application.

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    Guidance for a biorefining roadmap for Thailand

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    OECD SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRY POLICY PAPERS
    April 2021 No. 110

    Biorefineries present an alternative to fossil-based production, and can create employment, wealth and the ecosystem needed to make them function. Thailand is establishing a bioeconomy with widespread biorefining as a strategy for future economic growth. There is political will to establish in Thailand, if feasible, small, decentralised biorefineries to which farmers can locally deliver biomass as feedstock, which can then be processed into bio-based products. This would help to relieve rural poverty, which is still a problem in some areas of Thailand despite progress. Developing a biorefining roadmap will help to assess the feasibility of such an initiative.

     

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    21 03 29 bioeconomy is not alone 960x680

    Bioeconomy is not alone – from Bioeconomy to Carbon Management

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    The bioeconomy faces great expectations and hopes in the fight against climate change, and at the same time is viewed critically. The biggest problems in building a strong bioeconomy are direct and indirect land use changes, which have significant impacts on biodiversity, climate change, and food security.

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