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BIOMAC Project
EUBIA's role in BIOMAC
The EU's new Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy
29th EUBCE Conference in Marseille, France
5th EuGSC Conference in Thessaloniki, Greece
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EUBIA is proud to inform its members that it has joined the consortium of the Horizon 2020 "BIOMAC" project, a European Commission-backed effort that started on January 2021. The main goal of the project is to reduce all the barriers that hinder the full development and revolutionary applications of biobased nanomaterials and similar technologies. In order to do so, BIOMAC will create an Open Innovation Test Bed (OITB) capable of upscaling the market-readiness and production of nanostrctured bio-based materials (NMBs). The Ecosystem will be made accessible to interested SMEs after an initial phase of tests.
More info about BIOMAC will be available soon.
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Within the BIOMAC, EUBIA will be one of the leading partners, specifically in charge of the dissemination, communication and clustering activities of the project. Included in these activites is the preparation of the strategy that will intend to reach a wide audience and communicate the services, results and knowledge provided by the BIOMAC Ecosystem. Clustering activities will also be part of the activies carried out by EUBIA, seeking the widest engagement of stakeholders in the activities of BIOMAC, as well as attracting investors and potential future clients.
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The EU's new Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy
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In early December 2020, the European Commission has announced its new EU transport system Action Plan for the next four years with the plan of cutting down 90% of all emissions by 2050. Among the key measures are the reduction of the transport sector's emissions through the replacement of existing fleets with low- and zero-emission vehicles, and the boost in usage of renewable and low-carbon fuels on a large scale without delay. One of the 82 initiatives stated by the Commission is to end fossil-fuel subsidies while at the same time improving incentives on sustainable transport fuels.
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29th EUBCE 2021 Conference in Marseille, France
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EUBIA is happy to announce once again that is one of the supporting organization of the European Biomass Conference and Exhibition that will take place both in Marseille and online between the 26th and 29th April 2021. EUBIA will be present with an exhibition booth in the exhibition area of the event, as well as online. This year's topics will be: Sustainable resources for decarbonising the economy, Biomass conversion for bioenergy, Biomass conversion to intermediate bioenergy carriers, sustainable biofuels and bio-based products, Sustainable bioeconomy: impacts and policies, Bioenergy integration.
If you are interested in hearing more about these topics, register now!
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5th EuGSC Conference in Thessaloniki, Greece
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One of EUBIA's newest members is among the organisers of the 5th European Conference on Green and Sustainable Chemistry that will be hosted in Thessaloniki, Greece between the 26th and 29th of September 2021. For this year's Conference the topics of the EuGSC will once again cover the broader field of green chemistry and technology, with special emphasis on sustainable catalytic and synthetic processes, biomass and CO2 utilization, alternative fuels, green energy and circular (bio)economy, among others.
Click below to know more about the EuGSC and to register for the conference!
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Join EUBIA to access the following benefits:
- Access to EUBIA's network and EU project proposals
- Preferential access to EUBCE
- Visibility in EUBIA's exhibition booth at EUBCE
- Newsletter and Policy monitoring in Brussels
- Preferential access to our meeting rooms in Brussels
To learn the details, write to giulio.poggiaroni@eubia.org
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