Development of bioeconomy is dependent on environmental, economic and social factors. Raising knowledge and public awareness requires engagement of various stakeholders. Legislation and public perception play crucial...
The Baltic Sea Region has the potential to become one of the world's leading regions in green growth and sustainable development. The region has well-developed infrastructure, technological and environmental knowledge and a large concentration of biomass. The bioeconomy offers many new business and job opportunities; it opens up for new development in rural areas and and it offers an abundance of opportunities to grow primary industries.
A Bioeconomy for the Baltic Sea Region - mapping of stakeholders, practices and opportunities
English
Recommended reading
In this study, Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) worked with Agroicone to map the availability and potential of bio-based residues for producing SAF in Brazil. The results presented here are...
The scientific literature contains contrasting findings about the climate effects of forest bioenergy, partly due to the wide diversity of bioenergy systems and associated contexts, but also...
The demand for biomass is increasing worldwide. The EU’s Green Deal priorities and the EU’s green recovery may have strong impacts on biomass supply, demand and flows...
The EU Bioeconomy Monitoring System offers a comprehensive overview of European trends in indicators related to the EU Bioeconomy.
Learn more about the current status of the algae production industry in Europe.
Following the publication of our report The use of woody biomass for energy production in the EU, we received many questions from a wide range of stakeholders and journalists. Here we...