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TransBIB - National transfer network
to boost industrial bioeconomy
TransBIB makes technologies, knowledge and competences of the bio-based economy accessible to a wide range of users.

TransBIB

The unique Transfer Network to Boost Industrial Bioeconomy brings together the knowledge, expertise and infrastructure of over 40 bioeconomy regions across Germany.

We actively promote the development, scaling and industrialisation of bioeconomic products. Here you will find free of charge knowledge, advice, partners and funding information for your transformation project!


Our services are made possible by funding from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE).

Project key figures and numbers

18

Project partners

99

Experts

>40

Competence regions

5,5

Mio. € funding

Our offerings for

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Companies

Research facilities

Consumers & Society

Regional networks

Mission & Goals

Network

You have the idea, we have the right partners!

We combine the expertise of 18 partner organisations to launch your transformation project. From application to successful project completion, we support you with expertise, infrastructure and access to a nationwide network.

Knowledge & AI

Less buzz words, more understanding!

Become an expert with our compact training courses on current topics and key technologies. Our learning lounges in a convenient online format keep you up to date on current topics and forward-looking trends in the bioeconomy.

Technology transfer

Out of the lab and into production!

We support you in scaling up your materials and products with access to scaling infrastructures and expertise in the certification of bioeconomic products.

Participation

Transformation can only succeed together!

Our regular workshop formats and symposia offer space for active exchange and discourse in order to develop new ideas and launch projects. Ensure visibility and benefit from our pool of expertise as part of the TransBIB network.

Our offerings

Workshops & Trainings

Project idea

Partnerships

Funding

Project

Scaling

Product & Process

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Associated partners

Current events

  • CBE JU Stakeholder Forum 2026

    How can bioeconomic innovations become an industrial reality in Europe? The CBE JU Stakeholder Forum 2026 brings together decision-makers from politics, industry, research and finance to boost the path of bio-based technologies from the laboratory to the market.

    on location
    24.03.2026 8:30 – 24.03.2026 19:30 Uhr
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  • 9th BioProScale Symposium 2026

    The Institute for Fermentation and Biotechnology in Berlin is hosting the 9th BioProScale Symposium. This international event brings together leading experts from research, development and industry.

    on location
    20.04.2026 0:00 – 22.04.2026 0:00 Uhr
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  • 34th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition EUBCE 2026

    What are the latest trends in biomass, bioenergy and the circular bioeconomy? EUBCE 2026 brings together over 1,500 experts from the worlds of research, industry and politics to discuss innovations, technologies and markets within the global biomass sector.

    on location
    19.05.2026 9:00 – 22.05.2026 18:00 Uhr
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News & newsworthy

  • 19.03.2026

    Learning nuggets: Certification made easy – certification systems for plastic products

    Whether fossil-based or bio-based, plastics are an integral part of our everyday lives. However, it is reliable proof of sustainability that makes the difference visible. This learning unit provides a concise overview of the certificates that are relevant for sustainable plastics, how they differ from one another, and the special role that standards play in the certification process.

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  • 04.03.2026

    Is the green paint really gone? – TransBIB in the PROCESS podcast

    At the microphone: Prof. Thomas Bayer from Provadis University (TransBIB project partner) – right in the middle of a discussion that speaks plainly. Just listen in!

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  • 23.02.2026

    Sustainable building in practice: what Rosa and Paula are doing

    The Paul & Rosa project by Riedel Bau AG in Schweinfurt is much more than just a residential building. With its innovative approach, it questions how we can live and build in the future – in a way that conserves resources, protects the climate and is socially acceptable at the same time.

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