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The ‘Robi’ project uses the example of the bark and sapwood of the black locust to demonstrate how research, practice and the right partners can come together – TransBIB supports this through its matching platform, pool of expertise and nationwide networking.

What is the current state of the market for bioplastics in Germany, and which factors
promote or hinder its development?

Can AI design chemical plants and improve biological production processes? Practical examples from research, simulation and fermentation demonstrate how digital technologies can shorten development times, save resources and make industrial scale-up safer.

What sustainability requirements will become relevant for companies in the bioeconomy?
A guide explains how requirements from the capital and sales markets are interlinked and what role life cycle assessment can play in this context.

If the chemical industry is to operate without crude oil and natural gas, it is not enough simply to replace the traditional raw materials with plant-based and other renewable carbon sources. The transition will fundamentally change the way raw materials are sourced, processed and distributed throughout the economy.

How can regions pool expertise, stakeholders and infrastructure to effectively advance the industrial bioeconomy? The focus is on success factors such as industry engagement, regional specialisation, coordination and pilot schemes – as well as challenges relating to scaling up, financing and sustainability.