Motivation & Participation
Network with other experts
Integrate your network, cluster or association into TransBIB
TransBIB thrives on co-operation. Its capital is formed from the knowledge, expertise and technologies of its players.
Involve your network, cluster or association in TransBIB. Network with other experts and form project teams and alliances.
TransBIB is open to organised alliances in the field of bio-based industries. The level of organisation should enable efficient communication and tap into bioeconomic expertise and skills. Regional and, above all, thematic profiling makes visibility and accessibility easier.
Transformation of our fossil-linear economic system
TransBIB accelerates the transformation of our fossil-linear economic system into a circular and bio-based economy
The core element is the defossilisation of industry through the use of renewable bio-based carbons and their circular use. To this end, TransBIB bundles all R&D forces: bottom-up networking of all stakeholders, knowledge transfer and scaling and technology transfer.
Germany is one of the pioneers in the development of technology and knowledge for the bio-based economy. New procedures, processes and products are being developed by a large number of players for almost all sectors of the bioeconomy. The diversity with which the bio-based economy is being developed in the Republic is outstanding. Specialised research networks, clusters and industrial alliances offer expertise to answer almost all questions and specific challenges of the bioeconomy.
Diversity has its price
Knowledge is fragmented and in some cases only accessible to insiders. The lack of clarity about competences, new technologies and processes or solution providers in the R&D sector hinders the rapid and targeted transfer of solutions into industrial practice and thus into value creation. Complementary competences do not come together and potential synergies through cooperation are not utilised.
In 2021, a steadily growing group of industrial bioeconomy clusters and networks developed the approach of a cooperation and transfer network. The aim was to network the many activities scattered throughout Germany, to make their knowledge accessible and usable for players from industry and science. The focus is on cooperation and the use of the diverse synergy potential: using the best available technologies, pooling expertise, sharing experience and skills, cooperation. The concept was proposed to the BMWK for funding in 2022. After an expert review and further iteration, funding for 3 years with over EUR 5.5 million was approved in 2023.